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Gabriel Tecnologia Ltda, established in 2019 and based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, specializes in providing video surveillance services by integrating high-definition cameras with nano computers. The company focuses on delivering military-grade encryption and enterprise-quality service, ensuring a secure experience for residential buildings and medium-sized businesses. Gabriel offers a unique model that eliminates installation costs, hardware purchases, and maintenance hassles, while providing 24/7 monitoring of properties and neighborhoods. Their technology incorporates machine learning algorithms to recognize suspicious patterns, enhancing safety and security. Additionally, the firm provides an accessible application for users, alongside perpetual video cloud storage, making it a comprehensive solution for public and private security needs in Brazil and beyond.

Commsignia, established in 2012, specializes in developing and distributing cooperative intelligent transportation systems. Based in Budapest, Hungary, the company focuses on vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure communication technologies, enabling cars to communicate with each other and with road infrastructure. Their key product, Commsignia V2X Software Stack, is an embedded solution that facilitates these communications on various platforms. Additionally, they offer a range of connected car solutions, including safety applications, a V2X simulator, on-board units, and roadside units. Commsignia's mission is to enhance traffic safety and efficiency by facilitating communication between vehicles, ultimately saving lives and improving traffic flow.

Nebula Link is a technology company specializing in vehicle-to-road communication solutions aimed at enhancing autonomous driving and smart city infrastructure. The company develops a range of products including intelligent roadside terminal stations, terminal boxes, multi-mode antennas, traffic signal sensing monitors, LED screens, and area synergy controllers. These offerings enable effective vehicle-road-cloud collaboration and support the implementation of comprehensive vehicle-to-everything (V2X) systems. Nebula Link's focus on research and development, along with its mass-production capabilities for V2X protocols, positions it as a key player in transforming the future of mobility by facilitating seamless connectivity between vehicles and their surrounding environments.

Beijing Sinoits Tech Co., Ltd specializes in developing video analysis technology and traffic big data applications aimed at enhancing urban smart traffic systems. Founded in 2010 and based in Beijing, the company utilizes artificial intelligence to address issues related to urban traffic congestion. Its offerings include advanced vehicle detection and identification technologies, vehicle feature recognition, and traffic video structural analysis. Sinoits also provides real-time road information services to improve traffic management and efficiency. The company's innovative solutions encompass a multidimensional feature depth recognition system, a large data platform for vehicle views, and various systems for toll vehicle identification and human attitude recognition.

Bounce (formerly known as Metro Bikes) is a smart mobility solution, with a mission of making daily commute stress-free, time-saving, reliable, and convenient. With a breakthrough technology that lets users access the bike with just an OTP, the Keyless bikes, have not only done away with keys, but the whole process of renting a bike has just become devoid of any physical or human intervention. With Bounce's new One Way Rental service, users can now pick up and drop the bike anywhere they need to and be done with the ride. This is aimed at providing a seamless first mile and last-mile connectivity to metro users. Founded in 2014, Bounce aims at decongesting the roads by encouraging commuters to choose public transport by delivering convenient options to rent bikes and reach their destinations from metro stations. It is based in Bangalore, India.

Extreme Vision Technology is a cloud platform specializing in computer vision algorithms, designed to facilitate the development and deployment of artificial intelligence solutions. The company offers a robust architecture that addresses camera compatibility challenges and reduces the costs associated with algorithm development. Its platform enables users to combine various algorithms according to specific needs, catering to diverse sectors such as urban planning, transportation, industrial applications, security, and retail. Extreme Vision Technology emphasizes user autonomy by providing an interactive interface that allows for multiple algorithm compatibility on a single terminal, all while offering technical support and cost-effective services.

Bounce (formerly known as Metro Bikes) is a smart mobility solution, with a mission of making daily commute stress-free, time-saving, reliable, and convenient. With a breakthrough technology that lets users access the bike with just an OTP, the Keyless bikes, have not only done away with keys, but the whole process of renting a bike has just become devoid of any physical or human intervention. With Bounce's new One Way Rental service, users can now pick up and drop the bike anywhere they need to and be done with the ride. This is aimed at providing a seamless first mile and last-mile connectivity to metro users. Founded in 2014, Bounce aims at decongesting the roads by encouraging commuters to choose public transport by delivering convenient options to rent bikes and reach their destinations from metro stations. It is based in Bangalore, India.

Valerann is a technology company that develops intelligent traffic management solutions for road networks. It converts data from road infrastructure and ITS assets into actionable insights to improve safety, reduce congestion, lower emissions, and support connected and autonomous vehicles. The AI-powered platform gathers data from wireless road sensors and provides real-time analytics and control tools that correlate vehicle movements with road lanes, enabling operators to detect risks, optimize intersections, and automate traffic control centers. Founded in 2014 and based in Tel Aviv with a London office, Valerann aims to transform streets into data-driven infrastructure that delivers faster responses, smoother traffic, and lower operating costs.

Founded in 2014, SenseTime specializes in artificial intelligence technologies, focusing on computer vision and deep learning. It offers a range of AI solutions including face and body analysis, image recognition, video comprehension, SLAM and 3D Vision, robot sensing, autonomous driving, medical image analysis, and AI supercomputing platforms. Serving sectors such as smart city, mobile, entertainment, automobile, health, business, education, and advertising worldwide, SenseTime operates offices in major cities across Asia.

Founded in 2014, SenseTime specializes in artificial intelligence technologies, focusing on computer vision and deep learning. It offers a range of AI solutions including face and body analysis, image recognition, video comprehension, SLAM and 3D Vision, robot sensing, autonomous driving, medical image analysis, and AI supercomputing platforms. Serving sectors such as smart city, mobile, entertainment, automobile, health, business, education, and advertising worldwide, SenseTime operates offices in major cities across Asia.

Meituan Bike, previously known as Mobike, is a Chinese bicycle-sharing service that operates a fully station-less model. Founded in January 2015 by Davis Wang Xiao Feng, Hu Wei Wei, and Xia Yi Ping, the company is headquartered in Beijing. Meituan Bike allows users to easily locate and rent bicycles through a mobile application, facilitating convenient transportation for short urban trips. The bicycles are equipped with smart locks and can be reserved via the app, offering a seamless user experience. In April 2018, the company was acquired by Meituan-Dianping for $2.7 billion and was rebranded as Meituan Bike in January 2019 as part of the integration process. The service has grown significantly since its inception, contributing to the development of urban mobility solutions in China.

Placemeter Inc. is an urban intelligence platform based in New York City that specializes in transforming live video and archival footage into structured data regarding activity in physical locations. Founded in 2012, the company utilizes proprietary computer vision technology and real-time algorithms to analyze patterns in pedestrian and vehicular traffic, as well as to monitor various environmental metrics such as occupancy rates, wait times, and sound levels. Placemeter's solutions cater to smart cities, out-of-home advertisers, and retailers, offering insights that enhance business optimization, customer engagement, and urban safety. By quantifying and predicting traffic patterns, Placemeter aims to foster stronger businesses and more innovative neighborhoods. As of November 30, 2016, Placemeter operates as a subsidiary of Arlo Technologies, Inc.

Yunmake makes foldable electric bikes, like the X1 (pictured above), that are battery-powered and connected to an app. While a Xiaomi representative declined to comment on potential collaborations with Yunmake, Shunwei’s (and, by extension, Lei Jun’s) interest in the company is notable because Xiaomi is busy building a hardware ecosystem that extends beyond its smartphones. Xiaomi hasn’t rolled out vehicles yet, but reports have surfaced that it wants to add electronic bikes and smart cars to its growing roster of consumer hardware.

Siklu Communication Ltd. is a technology company based in Petach Tikva, Israel, that specializes in developing gigabit throughput E-band and V-band radio solutions. Founded in 2007, Siklu provides a range of millimeter wave wireless connectivity products designed for service providers, mobile operators, and various enterprises, including government and security networks. The company’s offerings encompass small cell backhaul, LTE and WiFi backhaul, business broadband connectivity, and solutions for smart city networks, as well as residential broadband services. Siklu's technology is noted for its scalability, multigigabit capacity, and reliability, making it suitable for deployment in urban, suburban, and rural environments, particularly in 5G backhaul applications.

Flip Technologies provides a wide array of products ranging from navigation for fleet management services, routing and demand-supply heatmaps for ride-sharing platforms & enroute EV charging optimization & scheduling to build an inter-car communication network for the future self driving cars

Founded in 2014, Splacer operates an online marketplace connecting individuals with unique spaces for events. It offers curated spaces for meetings, productions, pop-ups, and other activities across New York City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, and Tel Aviv.

Siklu Communication Ltd. is a technology company based in Petach Tikva, Israel, that specializes in developing gigabit throughput E-band and V-band radio solutions. Founded in 2007, Siklu provides a range of millimeter wave wireless connectivity products designed for service providers, mobile operators, and various enterprises, including government and security networks. The company’s offerings encompass small cell backhaul, LTE and WiFi backhaul, business broadband connectivity, and solutions for smart city networks, as well as residential broadband services. Siklu's technology is noted for its scalability, multigigabit capacity, and reliability, making it suitable for deployment in urban, suburban, and rural environments, particularly in 5G backhaul applications.

Placemeter Inc. is an urban intelligence platform based in New York City that specializes in transforming live video and archival footage into structured data regarding activity in physical locations. Founded in 2012, the company utilizes proprietary computer vision technology and real-time algorithms to analyze patterns in pedestrian and vehicular traffic, as well as to monitor various environmental metrics such as occupancy rates, wait times, and sound levels. Placemeter's solutions cater to smart cities, out-of-home advertisers, and retailers, offering insights that enhance business optimization, customer engagement, and urban safety. By quantifying and predicting traffic patterns, Placemeter aims to foster stronger businesses and more innovative neighborhoods. As of November 30, 2016, Placemeter operates as a subsidiary of Arlo Technologies, Inc.

Streetline, Inc. is a smart parking company that develops innovative data and analytics software aimed at addressing parking challenges for customers across the United States and internationally. Founded in 2005 and based in Foster City, California, the company leverages ultralow power sensors, wireless networks, and mobile applications to facilitate smart city development. Streetline offers a suite of solutions, including Parker, a real-time parking guidance app; ParkerMap, which provides an embeddable map of nearby parking locations; and ParkSight, an application for accessing parking analytics on various devices. These tools enable cities, merchants, universities, airports, and other stakeholders to manage their parking assets more effectively. Streetline’s deployments are primarily found in the United States, Canada, and Europe, and it operates as a subsidiary of Kapsch TrafficCom AG.

Panoramic Power Ltd. is a provider of cloud-based energy management solutions, specializing in device-level energy analytics. Founded in 2009 and based in Kfar Sava, Israel, the company offers a dashboard that enables users to monitor and analyze electrical energy consumption at both the multi-site and individual device levels. This technology helps businesses across various sectors, including retail, industrial manufacturing, healthcare, and education, to enhance energy efficiency, improve operational processes, support sustainability initiatives, and comply with regulations. Panoramic Power's innovative solutions leverage non-invasive, wireless, and self-powered circuit-level technology, providing actionable insights that allow companies to reduce energy costs and optimize their operations. The company also offers deployment and reporting services to further assist organizations in achieving their energy management goals. As of late 2015, Panoramic Power operates as a subsidiary of Centrica Nederland B.V.

Streetline, Inc. is a smart parking company that develops innovative data and analytics software aimed at addressing parking challenges for customers across the United States and internationally. Founded in 2005 and based in Foster City, California, the company leverages ultralow power sensors, wireless networks, and mobile applications to facilitate smart city development. Streetline offers a suite of solutions, including Parker, a real-time parking guidance app; ParkerMap, which provides an embeddable map of nearby parking locations; and ParkSight, an application for accessing parking analytics on various devices. These tools enable cities, merchants, universities, airports, and other stakeholders to manage their parking assets more effectively. Streetline’s deployments are primarily found in the United States, Canada, and Europe, and it operates as a subsidiary of Kapsch TrafficCom AG.

Siklu Communication Ltd. is a technology company based in Petach Tikva, Israel, that specializes in developing gigabit throughput E-band and V-band radio solutions. Founded in 2007, Siklu provides a range of millimeter wave wireless connectivity products designed for service providers, mobile operators, and various enterprises, including government and security networks. The company’s offerings encompass small cell backhaul, LTE and WiFi backhaul, business broadband connectivity, and solutions for smart city networks, as well as residential broadband services. Siklu's technology is noted for its scalability, multigigabit capacity, and reliability, making it suitable for deployment in urban, suburban, and rural environments, particularly in 5G backhaul applications.

Panoramic Power Ltd. is a provider of cloud-based energy management solutions, specializing in device-level energy analytics. Founded in 2009 and based in Kfar Sava, Israel, the company offers a dashboard that enables users to monitor and analyze electrical energy consumption at both the multi-site and individual device levels. This technology helps businesses across various sectors, including retail, industrial manufacturing, healthcare, and education, to enhance energy efficiency, improve operational processes, support sustainability initiatives, and comply with regulations. Panoramic Power's innovative solutions leverage non-invasive, wireless, and self-powered circuit-level technology, providing actionable insights that allow companies to reduce energy costs and optimize their operations. The company also offers deployment and reporting services to further assist organizations in achieving their energy management goals. As of late 2015, Panoramic Power operates as a subsidiary of Centrica Nederland B.V.

Consert Inc. specializes in the design and implementation of intelligent energy distribution and management networks. Founded in 2008, the company aims to integrate all participants in the energy market into its network, creating market solutions that rely on opt-in participation. Consert provides a comprehensive real-time energy management ecosystem that enables utilities to achieve operational savings, effectively manage peak loads, and develop new revenue streams by empowering consumers to monitor and reduce their energy consumption. The company has established itself through successful partnerships with major utilities, including prominent municipal power and gas companies. Notable collaborations include pilot programs with Fayetteville Public Works Commission, Wake Electric Membership Corporation, and a significant partnership with CPS Energy in San Antonio, which aims to reduce peak demand by over 250 megawatts in the coming years.