Alchera Technologies

The Boring Company is a tunneling and underground transportation infrastructure company founded by Elon Musk. It started as a SpaceX subsidiary in 2017 and was spun out as an independent company in 2018; it is headquartered in Bastrop, Texas, having relocated from Hawthorne, California. The company designs and builds its own tunnel boring machines (the Prufrock series) together with automated spoil-removal and construction equipment, aiming to dig urban tunnels far faster and more cheaply than conventional civil engineering. Its customers are municipal governments and large venue operators: the commercially operating Vegas Loop moves passengers through underground tunnels between the Las Vegas Convention Center, nearby venues and the airport using Tesla Model Y vehicles, while the Dubai Loop and Nashville's Music City Loop are under construction or planning. It targets surface congestion and the high cost and long build times of conventional subway construction.

Founded in 2018 and headquartered in the Lake Nona community of Orlando, Florida, Beep operates turnkey, vehicle-agnostic autonomous shuttle and microtransit networks for airports, campuses, residential communities and public transit agencies. Its AutonomOS platform handles fleet orchestration and operations across deployments in multiple U.S. states, including the Lake Nona community network, Atlanta's ATL Spoke, Honolulu International Airport and the Jacksonville Transportation Authority program.

Terminal is a Toronto-based telematics data infrastructure company, founded in 2023 and a Y Combinator (S23) graduate. It offers a single unified API that aggregates and normalizes fragmented vehicle data (GPS location, speed, fuel usage, safety events, fault codes, maintenance info and dash-cam media) from more than 325 telematics service providers into one consistent format, with AI-powered quality checks and consent management. It serves insurers, fleet managers, logistics operators and financial-services firms, processing roughly 2 terabytes of data per day and positioning itself as the Plaid for telematics.

Zhuoshi Zhitong (卓视智通), founded in 2012 in Beijing, is a provider of computer vision and big data technology solutions for the transportation industry. The company focuses on AI recognition and digitalization for vehicles and road infrastructure, including vehicle face recognition, pedestrian recognition, traffic scene recognition, traffic video analytics, digital twin technology, and the application of AI in transportation and public safety verticals.

Founded in 2024 in Helsinki, Way Data Technologies builds AI-powered tools for logistics operators to manage and optimize vehicle fleets.

Enera, founded in 2025 in London, UK, provides an AI-powered driver support platform for EV charging operators. Its control room data engine analyzes calls, hardware telemetry, and backend logs to diagnose and resolve charging failures in real time.