Loci Controls

LoCI Controls, Inc. is an environmental services data and technology company.

LoCI Controls develops software and devices that utilize a wireless sensor network to optimize the extraction of methane from landfills.

The company was founded by two MIT graduate students, Andrew Campanella and Melinda Sims (née Hale) in 2013.

LoCI Controls received a grant from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center in the amount of $40,000 USD in January 2014 as a partial section of its Catalyst Program.

[2] LoCI's system is designed to increase methane gas extraction from landfills.