LiteLink Technologies Announces Acquisition of 3030 IoT, an Innovator in the Multi-Billion Dollar Smart Sensor Waste Management Industry

LiteLink Technologies, a company focused in emerging technologies, is pleased to announce the acquisition of 3030 IoT, an innovation leader in the Industrial Internet of Things, bringing to market smart sensors for the waste management space. 3030 IoT will augment the Company’s Shift Insights AI platform, providing waste management companies with ruggedized bin sensors, and unparalleled container visibility.

“In a world where 90% of all waste is picked up at the wrong time, 3030 IoT will complement LLT’s Shift Insights AI platform to bring in-bin sensors powered by cloud software and AI and give waste management providers real-time fill level and location driven insights,” says Peter Green, LiteLink Technologies CEO.

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The growing complexity in the logistics of waste collection and the need to comply with regulations pertaining to waste processing while helping fuel smart cities, demand better waste management solutions, which are made possible by the use of technologies, such as IoT (Internet of Things) sensors. “We have seen on average 21% increased bin turnovers, and 6.75% more efficient and lower operational costs”, says Alan Ligumsky, Owner at Peak Disposal, a leading waste management company using sensor technology from 3030 IoT.

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“Over the last 12 months we’ve seen that global supply chains and distribution will change, Shift Insights will play an important role in this process. The ability to help the global waste management space maximize profitability, improve customer experience, generate more revenue, optimize collection routes and schedules, and increase driver safety, is paramount to the foundation of this platform.”

“The global waste management industry will reach $445Bn over the next two years, and is experiencing much innovation in areas of AI and IoT; with the smart sensor waste management space growing 30% YoY, this acquisition represents a further commitment to our thesis of investing in emerging technologies poised for growth to bring maximum value back to our shareholders,” says Peter Green, Chief Executive Officer of the Company.

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