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XTraffic - S24 - Y Combinator Companies

Welcome back to Unpod! In this series, we're exploring Y Combinator-funded companies and how they’re using AI to change industries. Today, we’re talking about XTraffic, a company revolutionizing traffic management using smart technology.


XTraffic is making it possible for cities to upgrade their traffic lights without breaking the bank. Traditionally, upgrading one intersection with intelligent traffic lights could cost a city up to $100,000. But with XTraffic, this same upgrade can be done at a fraction of that cost, making it affordable for cities to modernize their infrastructure.


So, what exactly does XTraffic do? They use AI and sensor technology to create a network of smart traffic lights that "talk" to each other. These traffic lights can communicate and coordinate in real-time, adjusting to traffic flow, emergencies, and changing conditions across the entire city. This means less congestion, faster travel times, and improved road safety. It’s not just about getting through the intersection faster; it’s about making the entire city's traffic system more efficient.


XTraffic is already live in multiple cities in Texas, where they’ve seen successful pilot projects and even plans to roll out across entire cities. Their technology helps cities reduce traffic jams, improve safety, and collect valuable data to plan for the future. Plus, it’s an eco-friendly solution, helping to lower emissions by reducing stop-and-go traffic.


With the smart city market expected to reach $3.84 trillion by 2029, XTraffic is tapping into a huge opportunity. They’re not just saving cities money; they’re giving people back their most valuable resource—time.

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