Ishitva Robotic Systems develops AI-driven optical and robotic sorting equipment for material recovery facilities. The company, founded in 2016, built its own waste classification platform, called ishitvAI, and uses it across a range of sorting machines for plastics, food and mixed municipal waste.
Core products
Ishitva product line includes the SUKA air sorter, the SANJIVANI autonomous materials recovery facility platform, and a family of PET and flake sorting and analysis units, including the Flake Analyzer, Flake Sorter and PET1. The systems combine computer vision and AI classification models with robotic or air-jet ejection to separate material streams at high speed.
Materials and applications
Ishitva systems are applied to PET and polyolefin plastics recycling, flexible plastics recovery, and municipal solid waste processing, as well as food and spice sorting outside the waste sector. In recycling settings the equipment is used to separate plastics by polymer and color, remove contaminants, and recover valuable fractions from mixed municipal waste streams for further processing.
Background
Ishitva Robotic Systems was founded in 2016 by Jitesh Dadlani, who leads the company as founder and CTO. The company describes its ishitvAI platform as trained on a large waste classification image library that continues to learn from the material it processes.
