Deep Intelligent Control is a service provider focused on digital intelligence innovation and energy conservation. The company specializes in developing advanced products and technologies aimed at improving energy efficiency through the Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) technologies. By offering a plug-and-play IoT energy management and monitoring system, Deep Intelligent Control enables businesses to manage their energy usage with minimal technical expertise, ultimately reducing costs and enhancing operational efficiency. Their solutions are designed to achieve significant energy savings in electromechanical systems, contributing to a reduction in carbon emissions. Through their research and development efforts, Deep Intelligent Control supports the building and industrial sectors in becoming more digitally intelligent and sustainable.
We are creating a software platform for generating insights into people and cities in motion using smartphones.
Climes is a climate technology company focused on facilitating carbon neutrality and promoting climate-positive actions for individuals and businesses. The company aims to make climate action accessible and affordable by providing opportunities for consumers to neutralize their carbon footprints across various aspects of daily life. Through API integrations with various consumer brands, including those in travel, delivery, and events, Climes enables users to engage in climate-friendly practices conveniently. By simplifying the process of taking climate action, Climes contributes to efforts to cool the planet and combat climate change.
Sensors was founded in 2015 by Sang Wenfeng, former technology manager at Baidu Inc's big data department. It currently provides big data analysis services for over 300 companies, including bike sharing company ofo, Chinese workout mobile app Keep, and video sharing and live streaming app Miaopai.
Shanghai Lianyuan Intelligent is an innovative energy Internet comprehensive value-added service provider jointly invested by the world's leading new energy companies and executives of the world's top 500 power industry and consulting companies.
Park+ is a mobile app-based platform that offers an automated parking system as well as a cloud-based security solution for daily commuters, corporates, and commercial establishments. It provides real-time parking discovery, booking, payment and tracking.
HT Aero aspires to be the pioneer of urban air mobility (UAM) and is dedicated to producing safe and intelligent electric flying vehicles. which combine automotive and aerospace technologies to realize domestic air-travel usage at scale.
SmartMore is a developer and operator of smart industrial platforms aimed at enhancing manufacturing optimization and intelligent manufacturing. The company integrates artificial intelligence and related technologies to deliver solutions that include intelligent industrial platforms, integrated equipment, and digital intelligence media. By focusing on the synergy between scientific research and industry, SmartMore seeks to innovate continuously and restructure AI systems to improve machine understanding. Its offerings provide industrial users with essential services for manufacturing optimization and digitalization, facilitating a more efficient and advanced industrial landscape.
Commons operates Joro, a mobile application designed to help users track and improve their carbon footprints. Founded in 2018 and based in Oakland, California, Joro aims to make climate action accessible to everyone by providing accurate estimates of key factors contributing to carbon emissions. The app is designed to facilitate decision-making with minimal manual input, promoting user engagement in sustainability efforts.
SmartMore is a developer and operator of smart industrial platforms aimed at enhancing manufacturing optimization and intelligent manufacturing. The company integrates artificial intelligence and related technologies to deliver solutions that include intelligent industrial platforms, integrated equipment, and digital intelligence media. By focusing on the synergy between scientific research and industry, SmartMore seeks to innovate continuously and restructure AI systems to improve machine understanding. Its offerings provide industrial users with essential services for manufacturing optimization and digitalization, facilitating a more efficient and advanced industrial landscape.
Sensors was founded in 2015 by Sang Wenfeng, former technology manager at Baidu Inc's big data department. It currently provides big data analysis services for over 300 companies, including bike sharing company ofo, Chinese workout mobile app Keep, and video sharing and live streaming app Miaopai.
Park+ is a mobile app-based platform that offers an automated parking system as well as a cloud-based security solution for daily commuters, corporates, and commercial establishments. It provides real-time parking discovery, booking, payment and tracking.
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.
Bird operates a micro-mobility platform that offers electric vehicle-sharing services, aiming to provide affordable and sustainable transportation solutions to communities worldwide. The platform enables users to create profiles, facilitating the sharing of personal electric vehicles, including electric bicycles. By coordinating with cities, Bird enhances access to environmentally friendly local transport, thereby contributing to the reduction of traffic congestion and promoting responsible alternatives to traditional motor vehicles.
Xigua City is an online education platform focused on teaching computer programming to children aged 5 to 12. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Hangzhou, China, the platform employs experienced program developers to create engaging and interactive coding curricula. Xigua City aims to foster children's interest in coding through gamified projects and intuitive teaching methods. The company has introduced the X Plan strategy, which leverages AI and big data to enhance curriculum development, improve teaching services, and refine the learning experience. This strategy includes the advancement of the LEAP curriculum system and learning evaluations, as well as the upgrade of the teaching intelligent assistant system to build an active learning community.
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.
Remix Software, Inc. provides a planning platform for public transit, designing streets, and managing new mobility. It provides transportation agencies with statistics on collisions, curb and street density, demographics, and ridership. Remix Software, Inc. was formerly known as TransitMix. The company was founded in 2014 and is based in San Francisco, California.
Commons operates Joro, a mobile application designed to help users track and improve their carbon footprints. Founded in 2018 and based in Oakland, California, Joro aims to make climate action accessible to everyone by providing accurate estimates of key factors contributing to carbon emissions. The app is designed to facilitate decision-making with minimal manual input, promoting user engagement in sustainability efforts.
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.
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.
Bird operates a micro-mobility platform that offers electric vehicle-sharing services, aiming to provide affordable and sustainable transportation solutions to communities worldwide. The platform enables users to create profiles, facilitating the sharing of personal electric vehicles, including electric bicycles. By coordinating with cities, Bird enhances access to environmentally friendly local transport, thereby contributing to the reduction of traffic congestion and promoting responsible alternatives to traditional motor vehicles.
Sensors was founded in 2015 by Sang Wenfeng, former technology manager at Baidu Inc's big data department. It currently provides big data analysis services for over 300 companies, including bike sharing company ofo, Chinese workout mobile app Keep, and video sharing and live streaming app Miaopai.
Xigua City is an online education platform focused on teaching computer programming to children aged 5 to 12. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Hangzhou, China, the platform employs experienced program developers to create engaging and interactive coding curricula. Xigua City aims to foster children's interest in coding through gamified projects and intuitive teaching methods. The company has introduced the X Plan strategy, which leverages AI and big data to enhance curriculum development, improve teaching services, and refine the learning experience. This strategy includes the advancement of the LEAP curriculum system and learning evaluations, as well as the upgrade of the teaching intelligent assistant system to build an active learning community.
Moovit is a leading provider of Mobility as a Service (MaaS) and operates the world's most popular transit app, which is available in over 2,700 cities across 86 countries. With more than 300 million users, Moovit enhances urban mobility by offering real-time information and route planning through a combination of data from public transit operators and community contributions. The app facilitates better travel experiences by allowing users to report on various aspects of their journey, including bus congestion and cleanliness. Moovit generates up to four billion anonymous data points daily, creating the largest repository of transit data globally. Additionally, the company employs a network of over 500,000 local contributors, known as "Mooviters," who help maintain accurate transit information in underserved areas. The app is accessible for free on iOS, Android, and web platforms in 44 languages, empowering cities, transit agencies, and businesses to improve urban mobility and reduce congestion.
Citizen is a free mobile application that notifies its users with safety alerts and real-time incident updates. It is a powerful force for good that has already evacuated people from burning buildings, diverted school buses from nearby terrorist attacks, and, in one instance, led to the rescue of a one-year-old boy from a stolen car. It is a truly unique proposition that provides you with alerts from 911 data that until now has never been made available to the public. The alerts are accompanied by live stories, real-time updates, and user-generated content to provide you with the information you need so you know what’s happening around you rather than having to wonder why police are on your corner or there are helicopters above you. Today, over a million people across the United States have downloaded the app and use it to keep themselves, their families, and their friends safe. Emergency services and community activists alike hail the app as a ground-breaking development in personal and community safety. Over 1 million New Yorkers have citizens, and the app has seen similar growth, usage, and engagement in LA, SF, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. The company was founded in 2017 and based in New York City, New York.
Remix Software, Inc. provides a planning platform for public transit, designing streets, and managing new mobility. It provides transportation agencies with statistics on collisions, curb and street density, demographics, and ridership. Remix Software, Inc. was formerly known as TransitMix. The company was founded in 2014 and is based in San Francisco, California.
Sensors was founded in 2015 by Sang Wenfeng, former technology manager at Baidu Inc's big data department. It currently provides big data analysis services for over 300 companies, including bike sharing company ofo, Chinese workout mobile app Keep, and video sharing and live streaming app Miaopai.
Tiantian Yongche is a carpool and ridesharing app. Tiantian Yongche currently operates in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Tianjin, Chengdu, and a handful of smaller cities.
Sensors was founded in 2015 by Sang Wenfeng, former technology manager at Baidu Inc's big data department. It currently provides big data analysis services for over 300 companies, including bike sharing company ofo, Chinese workout mobile app Keep, and video sharing and live streaming app Miaopai.
Tiantian Yongche is a carpool and ridesharing app. Tiantian Yongche currently operates in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Tianjin, Chengdu, and a handful of smaller cities.
Moovit is a leading provider of Mobility as a Service (MaaS) and operates the world's most popular transit app, which is available in over 2,700 cities across 86 countries. With more than 300 million users, Moovit enhances urban mobility by offering real-time information and route planning through a combination of data from public transit operators and community contributions. The app facilitates better travel experiences by allowing users to report on various aspects of their journey, including bus congestion and cleanliness. Moovit generates up to four billion anonymous data points daily, creating the largest repository of transit data globally. Additionally, the company employs a network of over 500,000 local contributors, known as "Mooviters," who help maintain accurate transit information in underserved areas. The app is accessible for free on iOS, Android, and web platforms in 44 languages, empowering cities, transit agencies, and businesses to improve urban mobility and reduce congestion.
Remix Software, Inc. provides a planning platform for public transit, designing streets, and managing new mobility. It provides transportation agencies with statistics on collisions, curb and street density, demographics, and ridership. Remix Software, Inc. was formerly known as TransitMix. The company was founded in 2014 and is based in San Francisco, California.
Leaf Technologies Pvt. Ltd., founded in 2013 and based in Mumbai, India, specializes in smart home products that enhance user control over household appliances. The company's flagship product, Air, is an Internet of Things device that allows users to monitor and manage their appliances remotely. Air not only enables scheduling and usage tracking but also provides insights aimed at reducing electricity consumption and saving costs. By focusing on user preferences, Air aims to create a seamless interaction between residents and their homes, enhancing both convenience and security. The company is dedicated to revolutionizing the home experience by integrating technology that learns and adapts to individual needs.
Moovit is a leading provider of Mobility as a Service (MaaS) and operates the world's most popular transit app, which is available in over 2,700 cities across 86 countries. With more than 300 million users, Moovit enhances urban mobility by offering real-time information and route planning through a combination of data from public transit operators and community contributions. The app facilitates better travel experiences by allowing users to report on various aspects of their journey, including bus congestion and cleanliness. Moovit generates up to four billion anonymous data points daily, creating the largest repository of transit data globally. Additionally, the company employs a network of over 500,000 local contributors, known as "Mooviters," who help maintain accurate transit information in underserved areas. The app is accessible for free on iOS, Android, and web platforms in 44 languages, empowering cities, transit agencies, and businesses to improve urban mobility and reduce congestion.