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xyzt.ai Announces the Closing of its First Round of Funding with Business Angels

We are thrilled to announce that xyzt.ai has closed its first external funding round, with Heidi Rakels and Eric Lafortune becoming shareholders.  Leuven 09 December 2020 – xyzt.ai (www.xyzt.ai), the Leuven based technology start-up offering an innovative visual analytics SaaS platform for big location data, announces today that it has received the support of smart investors Heidi Rakels and Eric Lafortune.  xyzt.ai brings its users new business insights through a SaaS platform to visualize and analyze big location data. It does so in a unique and effortless way: customer setup takes less than a day, no custom development is required, and users can obtain the insights they are looking for quickly and easily.  With Heidi and Eric, the company adds a wealth of experience to the… Read More

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What Mobile App Data Tell Us About The Impact of COVID-19 on a Country and its Citizens

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Covid has touched every part of society and created an unprecedented challenge for governments, public health agencies, medical officials, and populations globally. xyzt.ai has partnered with mobile tech company StartApp to create an interactive case study showing the analysis of the StartApp mobile app data, before, during, and after the lockdown in Belgium. Almost half… Read More

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xyzt.ai becomes an Otonomo data visualization partner

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xyzt.ai analytics platform leverages otonomo’s connected vehicle data boosting traffic management visualization capabilities and delivering innovative visualizations of multi-layered connected vehicle data. Leuven 24 November 2020 – xyzt.ai (www.xyzt.ai), a Leuven-based technology start-up offering an innovative visual analytics SaaS platform for big location data, announces today that it is now a data visualization partner of… Read More

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otonomo & xyzt.ai Webinar

18 November, 2020 | 15:00 CET | Register Now The global traffic management market is expected to reach USD 71.9 billion by 2025, growing mainly due to the rising investments in Smart City projects. Traffic management within these projects is a strategic problem for virtually every country, city, and municipality. Governments are focusing on solutions… Read More

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Need to handle billions of points of data on your mobile? xyzt.ai can!

Leuven, 09 September, 2020 – Our CTO, Bart Adams, has recovered from the UN Global Pulse#AISHackathon, but he couldn’t wait until Feature Friday to showcase our latest feature with you. We are really proud, it’s the result of hard work in the design and implementation of our architecture and algorithms. In this video you see xyzt.ai‘s big data,… Read More

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xyzt.ai selected for the United Nations AIS big data hackathon

Leuven, 20 August, 2020 – Another proud moment for xyzt.ai as we have been selected for the United Nations AIS Hackathon during 3-6 September 2020. xyzt.ai is one of the 17 strongest applications chosen from teams all over the world. The #AISHackathon organized by the UN Global Pulse and its partners, challenges researchers to use vessel traffic data to help inform #COVID19 response… Read More

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Webinar: Uncover The Hidden Treasure in your Maritime Big Data

Webinar rewatch Did you miss our recent webinar? xyzt.ai is super excited to announce our joint webinar with Spire, the leading provider of global data and analytics. Join Bart Adams, CTO xyzt.ai and Mark Deverill, Senior Manager, Spire Global. To request access Register here. The maritime industry is undergoing a digitalization revolution. Port authorities, shipping companies,… Read More

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Where to obtain AIS data and easily analyze it without writing a single line of code?

AIS data contains information communicated by vessels to report on their location, status, draught, and so on. AIS stands for Automatic Identification System. Vessels are required to report their position and status at regular intervals. The AIS signals are picked up by antennas on shore, on satellites, and on other vessels. Knowing where vessels are… Read More