Winning Start-ups
Winner of the FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest in
Aurassure’s product is based on an IoT-enabled intelligent air quality monitoring system.The system collects and analyses environmental factors through real-time data in India. These findings are publicly available through interactive web services and a mobile app.
Website
Winner of the FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest in
Commutifi works on defining an industry standard to quantify commuting solutions using its ‘Commuter Score’.
Website
Winner of the Season 1 FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest in Mexico
Thanks to its network of shared electric scooters, Econduce provides a reliable, affordable, ecological, efficient and fun way to transport people in the most important neighborhoods of Mexico City.
Website
Winner of the FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest in
fluctuo provides shared mobility data services to public stakeholders and private companies with the help of a Data Flow API and ‘City Dive’, a city-centric analytics dashboard offering powerful data insights on the use of these mobility services.
Website
Winner of the FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest in
Inmotion Group is a mobility think lab platform creating technology, products, services, and business models that range from specialised software and IoT sensors to complete vehicle sharing ecosystems. It aims to understand and optimise the mobility of people, companies and cities.
Website
Winner of the Season 2 FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest in Santiago de Chile
KAPPO's free tool that allows governments to identify busiest routes that do not have bike lanes, to know exactly what local urban cyclists needs are and planning better future bicycle infrastructure.
Website
Winner of the Season 3 FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest in Hong Kong
Moovaz, the second winner of the day, provides an all-encompassing relocation service that leverages smart technology and the power of big data and machine learning to enhance operational efficiency.
Website
Winner of the Season 3 FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest in Hong Kong
NOHMs Technologies, Inc., one of the winners of the FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest, provides materials and chemistry for longer-lasting, safer, and more sustainable lithium-ion batteries.
Website
Winner of the Season 1 FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest in Berlin
OnTruck is the first company of innovation oriented logistics and transport born with the ambition to make shipment of goods efficient.
Website
Winner of the Season 3 FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest in Rome
Parknav uses artificial intelligence to know where there is open on-street parking in real time.
Website
Winner of the Season 2 FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest in Zurich
Providing real-time parking occupancy information thanks to cameras and computer vision software, Parquery has developed a Smart Parking solution requiring minimal infrastructure to address one of the most important challenges cities are facing.
Website
Winner of the Season 2 FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest in Rome
Scuter is an infrastructure offering mobility solutions based on an innovative electric smart scooter designed just for sharing.
Website
Winner of the Season 3 FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest in Mexico
In Mexico, Urbvan provides an efficient shuttle service operating on a network of express routes established according to customers’ demand.
Website
Winner of the Season 2 FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest in Zurich
Wavelite dramatically reduces the power consumption of the wireless sensors, drastically consuming less power and delivers throughputs in the same orders of magnitude as that of the recycled signal, achieving more reasonable data rates.
