"Circular Economy Pioneer Nuvilab Earns Second Place at G20 DIA Startup Event"

   Nuvilab, a groundbreaking AI startup specializing in sustainable food solutions, proudly announces its second-place achievement in the Circular Economy category at the G20 Digital Innovation Alliance (G20 DIA) startup pitching session in Bengaluru, India, held from August 17th to 18th, 2023. This prestigious event, preceding the G20 Digital Economy Ministerial Meeting, convened influential stakeholders in digital economy innovation, spanning startups, investors, and government agencies. Nuvilab's exclusive invitation to participate underscores its excellence in the circular economy sector.

This pitching session featured a diverse array of over 150 startups from 29 countries across six distinct domains, encompassing circular economy, healthcare, agricultural technology, and digital infrastructure. Nuvilab's presentation centered on their visionary concept of "innovating food services through data-driven decisions using AI," securing them a well-deserved second place in the Circular Economy category.

Mr. Logan Kim, CEO of Nuvilab, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, "We are thrilled that Nuvilab's technology and achievements in reducing food waste and supporting cafeteria operations have gained global recognition." He emphasized their commitment to becoming a global leader in enhancing the sustainability of food services, functioning as an ecosystem.

Since its establishment in 2018, Nuvilab has been at the forefront of developing AI-based solutions, including the AI Food Scanner and NutriVision AI, both leveraging their advanced vision AI technology. These innovative solutions meticulously measure and analyze food types and quantities, particularly beneficial for commercial and institutional food services. By scrutinizing food waste, surplus food, and consumption data, Nuvilab's solutions contribute significantly to achieving net-zero waste objectives while offering tailor-made healthcare solutions. To date, Nuvilab's solutions have been embraced by over 100 institutional cafeterias worldwide, including schools, kindergartens, and hospitals. 

 Nuvilab's remarkable achievement at the G20 DIA startup pitching session not only highlights their dedication to sustainable food solutions but also underscores their global impact and recognition within the industry.

The G20 DIA event, attended by startups from diverse sectors and countries, serves as a testament to the international interest in innovative approaches to sustainability and the circular economy. Nuvilab's success in securing the second position in the Circular Economy category positions them as a frontrunner in this vital sector, contributing to global efforts to reduce waste and promote sustainable practices.

Nuvilab's CEO, Mr. Logan Kim, not only expressed his excitement but also highlighted the significance of their technology in addressing critical challenges. By analyzing food scraps and leftovers, Nuvilab's solutions directly combat food waste, a pressing concern in today's world. Additionally, their impact extends to supporting cafeteria operations and enhancing food services, ultimately aligning with global sustainability goals.

The company's journey, starting in 2018, reflects a commitment to harnessing advanced AI technology to create tangible solutions for real-world problems. Their AI Food Scanner and NutriVision AI, adopted by over 100 institutional cafeterias worldwide, have demonstrated their practicality and effectiveness in reducing waste, improving nutrition, and optimizing food services.

Nuvilab's success story serves as an inspiring example of how innovation and technology can drive positive change in areas crucial to global sustainability. As they continue to expand their reach and impact, Nuvilab's contributions to the circular economy and sustainable food practices will likely have a far-reaching and lasting effect.