We're building the infrastructure backbone for an autonomous future
Our mission
To coordinate every arrival & enable commercialisation
Self-driving cars and robots can drive themselves from point A to point B. When they reach B, they can navigate and park themselves as well. What they cannot do is know which space is theirs, or when to show up. If ten autonomous vehicles arrive at the same site in the same minute, they queue up, and nobody can tell which vehicle is carrying whose order. We're on a mission to become the infrastructure and orchestration layer that makes such coordination possible, and allows for new commercialisation opportunities across industries in Europe.
Open interface today
No open interface yet
The companies sending vehicles on the left. The places they arrive on the right. Everyone connects once.
Meet the founders
Autonomous vehicles can drive themselves from point A to B. That part has been solved. The last few metres have not. A car that pulls in to collect an order has no idea which bay to use, and the staff have no idea which order it is there for. A car dropping people off at a stadium, or picking them up after, has the same problem, with thousands of others trying to do it at the same time.
Think about an airport for a second. A plane can land itself, but someone on the apron still tells it which gate, when to be there and when to open the hold.
That is what we are building at Startup X. For every vehicle that wants to turn up, whether it is collecting an order or picking up people, we tell it which bay to use, when to be there and what it is there for.
— Patrick & Yusuf