Findability Sciences Launches Lacta Insight™ to Help Dairy Plants in India Protect Yield and Cut Energy Losses

The operational intelligence product within LactaAI™ helps plants detect yield loss, diagnose process deviations and act before losses accumulate

Findability Sciences, a global Applied AI and Data Logistics company, today announced the launch of Lacta Insight™. The product will be available from September 2026.

Lacta Insight™ is the plant operations product within LactaAI™, Findability Sciences’ platform for the dairy industry. It connects production, laboratory, quality, maintenance and enterprise data to help dairy processors identify where yield is slipping, understand the likely cause and decide what to do next.

India produced 247.87 million tonnes of milk in 2024–25 and remains the world’s largest milk-producing country. At this scale, small improvements in recovery, process stability and energy use can create substantial value for processors. Milk composition changes with the season, herd and source. Equipment performance also shifts over time. While individual readings may remain within acceptable limits, several small changes occurring together can signal a developing problem. Plants often discover the resulting loss only after laboratory results arrive or yield reconciliation is completed. By then, the lost milk solids cannot be recovered.

“Most dairy plants already have the information needed to identify these losses. The difficulty is that it sits across different systems and is rarely examined as one connected event,” said Anand Mahurkar, Founder and CEO of Findability Sciences. “Lacta Insight™ helps the plant team see what is changing, why it matters and where to intervene while the product is still on the line.”

What Lacta Insight™ Delivers

• Protect yield: Detect developing solids and product loss before it compounds.


• Find the likely cause faster: Analyse related process signals together instead of investigating individual alarms one at a time.


• Stabilise production: Identify process drift early and help teams keep critical stages within their operating range.


• Improve quality: Flag conditions that may place batches or product specifications at risk.


• Reduce energy use: Identify avoidable steam, water and energy consumption across evaporation, drying and other processes.


• Act with confidence: Provide the supporting evidence, confidence score and projected effect behind each recommendation.

The operating team remains in control. Lacta Insight™ does not change plant settings independently. Operators decide whether to act, and each decision is recorded for review and audit.

Works With Existing Plant Systems

Lacta Insight™ connects with existing PLC, SCADA, DCS, ERP, MES, LIMS and process historian environments. Processors do not need to replace their current systems or add new sensors simply to begin. The product can run within the plant’s own operational technology environment, allowing production data to remain at the facility. A hosted deployment option is also available, and customers retain ownership of their process data.

Lacta Insight™ currently supports butter, milk powder, milk protein concentrate and whey lines. It can also be configured for cheese and other dairy processes. Processors can begin with one priority line and extend it to other lines over time.

Evaluation Underway With Indian Dairy Processor

Lacta Insight™ is currently being evaluated by a major Indian dairy processor. The company’s identity remains confidential while the evaluation is underway. Each implementation starts by reviewing the plant’s available data, establishing its current performance and agreeing on measurable operational goals. These may include reducing solids loss, improving recovery, shortening investigation time, lowering quality deviations or reducing energy consumption.

“An implementation must start with a specific plant problem and a clear baseline,” Mahurkar added. “That gives the processor a practical way to measure whether Lacta Insight™ is delivering value.”

Availability

Lacta Insight™ will be available in India from September 2026 as part of the LactaAI™ platform.

Dairy processors can request a complimentary 30-minute Dairy AI Readiness Assessment to understand whether their existing plant data can support a focused Lacta Insight™ evaluation.

Visit findability.ai/en/dairy-ai to learn more or request an assessment.

About Findability Sciences

Findability Sciences is a US-headquartered global Applied AI and Data Logistics company that helps enterprises improve decisions, automate workflows and deliver measurable business results.

The company serves more than 60 clients worldwide across agriculture, dairy, manufacturing, legal services, financial services, retail and healthcare. It has operations in the United States, India, Japan and the Middle East.

Learn more at Findability.ai.

Findability Sciences Honours Straumann, Baramati Foundation, K&S Partners, and Nisamex at Global AI Awards 2026

• Straumann, AIC-ADT Baramati Foundation, K&S Partners and Nisamex LLC Honoured at Global AI Awards 2026 in Boston
• Findability Sciences recognises organisations that moved AI from promise to production, with winners selected for building a working AI factory, deploying AI in real operations, and delivering measurable results in 2025

Findability Sciences today honoured Straumann – US, AIC-ADT Baramati Foundation – India, K&S Partners – India, and Nisamex LLC – US at the Global AI Awards 2026, held at Innovision’26 in Boston. The awards recognised organisations that demonstrated bold, practical, and measurable use of AI across precision healthcare, agribusiness ecosystems, intellectual property services, and franchise operations.

The 2026 winners were selected on three defining criteria: a working AI factory, real production deployment, and measurable results delivered in 2025. The focus was not on AI experimentation, but on organisations that have moved AI into business-critical workflows and created tangible impact.

Congratulating the winners, Anand Mahurkar, Founder and CEO, Findability Sciences, said, “The next chapter of AI will not be defined by ambition alone. It will be defined by organisations that can build an AI factory, deploy it in production, and show measurable business results. These winners represent that shift. They are using AI where it matters most, inside real operations, with real users, solving real problems.”

Global AI Awards 2026 Winners

Straumann was recognised for its leadership in precision-driven dental solutions, combining implant innovation, digital workflows, and clinical excellence to advance modern oral care.

“We are honoured to receive this recognition. At Straumann, we see AI as a strategic enabler that can enhance precision, agility, and long-term value creation. This award reinforces our commitment to building a more intelligent, responsive, and future-ready organisation,” said Jennifer M. Jackson, Sr. Director, Regulatory Affairs and Quality, Straumann.

AIC-ADT Baramati Foundation was honoured for advancing innovation in agriculture and allied sectors through mentoring, technology support, funding assistance, and startup incubation. The recognition highlights the growing importance of AI in helping agribusiness become more informed, resilient, and responsive. “AI has the potential to be a game changer for agribusiness when applied to real challenges across agriculture, rural ecosystems, and entrepreneurship. This recognition reinforces our belief that purposeful innovation can create meaningful impact where it matters most,” said Prof. Nilesh Nalawade, AIC-ADT Baramati Foundation.

K&S Partners was recognised for demonstrating how AI can strengthen high-value intellectual property and legal services. One of India’s leading IP law firms, K&S Partners brings together deep domain expertise, strategic counsel, and a strong innovation focus across its multi-office practice. “We are honoured to receive the Global AI Award 2026. In intellectual property and innovation-led legal work, the thoughtful use of AI can enhance precision, improve responsiveness, and support deeper strategic insight. This recognition reflects our continued commitment to combining legal excellence with forward-looking innovation,” said Madhusudan S. T, Partner, K&S Partners.

Speaking on the awards, Anand added, “Across healthcare, agriculture, legal services, and franchise operations, the common thread is clear. AI is no longer sitting at the edge of the enterprise. It is entering the operating core. The organisations we recognised this year are showing what responsible, measurable, production-grade AI adoption looks like.”

About Findability Sciences

Findability Sciences is a global Applied AI company helping enterprises drive measurable business outcomes through enterprise AI, agentic workflows, forecasting, and business process co-pilots. The company works with organisations across industries to move AI from experimentation to production, enabling decision-ready intelligence and real-world business impact.

Findability Sciences to Host Innovision ’26, Enterprise AI Summit in Boston

• The flagship Enterprise AI Summit makes its U.S. debut, convening global business leaders to confront the widening gap between AI ambition and real-world business impact.

Findability Sciences today announced Innovision ’26, its flagship Enterprise AI Summit and Global AI Awards, to be held on April 30, 2026, in Boston, Massachusetts. This marks the event’s first-ever U.S. edition. An invitation-only gathering, Innovision ’26 will bring together senior enterprise leaders from across North America, Europe, and Asia for a curated day of leadership conversations, applied AI strategy, and peer recognition centered on one urgent question: how do you actually make AI work inside a complex, real-world enterprise?

THE PROBLEM THIS SUMMIT IS BUILT TO SOLVE

Most enterprise leaders today no longer need to be convinced that AI matters. The debate has moved. The challenge now is execution: how to operationalize AI at scale, industrialize it across functions, and translate it into measurable business outcomes rather than impressive pilot programs that never graduate to production.

That is the gap Innovision ’26 is designed to close. Not the awareness gap. Not the technology gap. The execution gap, which is where most enterprise AI investments stall, and where the difference between leaders and laggards is being decided right now.

“Businesses today are not navigating ordinary change. They are dealing with disruption that is structural, continuous, and unforgiving. The real divide is no longer between those who know AI matters and those who don’t. It is between those who talk about AI and those who have made it part of how they think, decide, operate, and lead. Innovision ’26 is built for the people who understand that urgency and are ready to do something about it.”
— Anand Mahurkar, Founder and CEO, Findability Sciences

WHAT ATTENDEES CAN EXPECT

Innovision ’26 opens with two keynote sessions that set the strategic and creative frame for the day. Matthias Funke of IBM Corporate Strategy will present IBM’s perspective on why enterprise AI initiatives stall and what it takes to move from experimentation to industrialization. Seth Goldenberg, founder of Curiosity & Co., will explore how design thinking and radical curiosity equip organizations with the leadership mindset needed to close the execution gap. Together, the sessions make the case that sustainable AI advantage requires not just the right technology, but the right culture, the right talent posture, and relentless execution discipline.

The summit will also feature practitioner-led sessions, peer networking, and the Global AI Awards, recognizing organizations and leaders who have moved beyond promise to demonstrated, measurable impact.

“Leaders are no longer asking whether AI matters. They are asking how to make it work inside the real complexity of their business, across legacy systems, competing priorities, and organizational inertia. Innovision ’26 is a practical, strategic forum for that exact challenge: moving from intent to impact, and from enthusiasm to repeatable, scalable outcomes.”
— Balaji Krishnamoorthy, Executive Vice President, Findability Sciences

CO-SPONSORS

Innovision ’26 is co-sponsored by IBM Research, Pantaleon, SB Telecom America, Relevance Labs, Stomata Labs, and Worcester Polytechnic Institute, bringing together a cross-industry ecosystem united around the future of enterprise AI.

ABOUT FINDABILITY SCIENCES

Findability Sciences is a global enterprise AI company that helps organizations transform data into predictions, insights, and intelligent workflows that drive measurable business outcomes. Recognized by Fortune as one of America’s Most Innovative Companies in both 2023 and 2024, and ranked among the Inc. 5000 fastest-growing companies, Findability Sciences brings deep expertise in enterprise AI, forecasting, agentic workflows, and industry-specific transformation. The company works with organizations across manufacturing, financial services, retail, telecom, and government to operationalize AI with speed, accountability, and demonstrable ROI.

Website: findability.ai

NSBT’s New AI Lab with Findability Sciences Turns Students into Builders of the Future

Nath School of Business & Technology (NSBT), a social initiative of Shri N. Kagliwal and part of MGM University, has joined hands with global AI leader Findability Sciences to establish a cutting-edge AI Lab in Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, extending their existing partnership. Findability Sciences also has a similar long standing partnership existing with Worcester institute, USA and NSBT finds itself fortunate to treat this path here.

This initiative does not treat industry and academia as separate silos — rather, it dissolves the boundaries. At NSBT, we believe that education and enterprise must not merely collaborate but interweave. This AI Lab will be a shared space where students, faculty, and professionals build, think, and solve together.

Students enrolled in the BCA (Artificial Intelligence & Data Science) program will gain hands-on exposure to generative AI, machine learning, and natural language processing (NLP). Through direct engagement with enterprise-grade platforms (such as Findability’s Agentic AI), global mentorship, and real-world projects, students will develop both technical competence and industry fluency.

Anand Mahurkar, Founder & CEO, Findability Sciences, “At Findability Sciences, our journey in Shambajinagar has always been anchored in talent, not location. Collaborating with NSBT, we’re bringing world-class AI infrastructure and mentorship right here—to create an ecosystem where students solve real problems, contribute to global innovation, and uplift their own communities.”

A hallmark of the initiative is the Graduate Qualifying Project (GQP) — a capstone experience where every final-year student tackles a real-world challenge co-mentored by NSBT faculty and Findability engineers. These aren’t academic case studies, but working AI solutions — giving graduates an immediate edge in careers and entrepreneurship.

“Quality tech education, jobs, and innovation can emerge from small towns, not just big tech hubs,” said Harsh Vardhan Jajoo, Director of NSBT.

This initiative positions Sambhaji Nagar as an emerging AI innovation hub, empowers local talent with global tools, and pioneers a future where learning and innovation thrive in the same ecosystem.