Providing speed guidance to connected vehicles and drivers to improve traffic flow and reduce energy consumption
Traffic jams and pollution? We help both with AI.
FlowMo is a UC Berkeley and Vanderbilt University spinoff, providing realtime speed guidance to help drivers navigate congestion more smoothly, reducing fuel costs, maintenance expenses, and driver stress. If you have ever encountered a temporary traffic jam for no apparent reason, this might have been a "phantom jam" that occurred naturally because of human driving behavior.
The founding team's prior field deployments have demonstrated that phantom jams can be reduced using autonomous vehicle technologies and specially-designed algorithms, thereby achieving 15-20% energy reduction, 85% reduction in hard-braking events, 30% smoother rides, and 80% reduction in stoppage time.
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