Jaipur Robotics develops computer vision and artificial intelligence software for industrial plants, with a focus on waste-to-energy facilities. Its systems monitor the waste bunker: detecting oversized or hazardous items as they are unloaded, mapping the calorific value of the waste to guide mixing before combustion, and tracking crane movements. The software serves waste-to-energy, cement, and biomass plant operators, and the company is a member of the sector bodies PREWIN and ESWET.
Unlike vendors of generic plant cameras, Jaipur Robotics pairs its bunker-monitoring models with automation that acts on what the cameras see, from crane guidance to rejecting problem items before combustion. The company positions its AI as an operating system for waste plants, combining plant-specific vision models with continuous learning from every facility it monitors, and runs an AI research centre in Asia alongside its Swiss development.
