EIT Urban Mobility

Arxax, based in Bolzano, Italy, is a fintech startup focused on providing autonomous green refueling and recharging solutions for road transport. The company is dedicated to reducing carbon emissions in the transport sector through innovative technologies. Its offerings include H2LLO Smart, a certified platform for CO2 measurement and reporting, and H2LLO Connect, an autonomous solution for green refueling and recharging. Arxax aims to facilitate the transition to zero-emission fleets by converting existing vehicles to hydrogen power, maintaining these fleets, and providing lease financing for new vehicles. The company also organizes the necessary infrastructure to support the operation of environmentally friendly transport solutions.

Futurail specializes in developing a comprehensive autonomy stack for self-driving trains, aiming to revolutionize rail transportation. Their platform, which includes safety-certified software and hardware, boasts long-range obstacle detection and precise localization capabilities. This enables Futurail to integrate their technology into both new and existing train fleets, thereby enhancing efficiency, reducing operational costs, and improving the overall travel experience for passengers.

Autonomous Knight develops a technology platform centered around its high-performance LEO multispectral sensor. This configurable solution offers advanced detection and identification capabilities across various applications such as security, environmental monitoring, industrial automation, and automotive. By combining cutting-edge sensor hardware with comprehensive software tools, Autonomous Knight empowers users with superior situational awareness and actionable insights.

Zeabuz specializes in maritime autonomy, providing innovative software and solutions designed to enhance operational efficiency and reduce the need for onboard crew. The company focuses on transforming waterborne mobility through its technology, which includes self-driving electric urban passenger ferries that operate like horizontal elevators across urban waterways. This approach promises low-cost, zero-emission transportation that is consistently available. Zeabuz's offerings extend to various segments, including workboats, car ferries, and short-sea shipping. Originating as a spin-off from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology’s research center for autonomous marine operations, the company combines advanced navigation assistance products and hardware for sensing with sophisticated software for situational awareness, motion planning, and navigation, ultimately aiming to revitalize urban waterways and improve the efficiency of maritime travel.

Vianova is a technology company that helps cities manage connected and shared mobility services in urban areas. Its platform aggregates and analyzes data from various mobility sources like e-scooters and bike-sharing services, enabling better collaboration between cities and operators. This promotes more efficient use of urban space, enhances multimodal road safety, and fosters liveable streets.