LEOTEK Highlights AI-Enabled Transportation and Energy Management for Resilient Cities at COP31

Drawing on U.S. deployments, LEOTEK connects AI traffic systems and roadway infrastructure management with EV charging and battery energy storage applications.

ANTALYA, Türkiye, Nov. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. Department of Transportation's Strengthening Mobility and Revolutionizing Transportation (SMART) program supports public-sector demonstration projects that use advanced smart community technologies to improve transportation safety and efficiency. These technologies include smart traffic signals, sensors, connected vehicles and systems integration. The U.S. Department of Energy identifies energy storage as an important tool for balancing electricity supply and demand and supporting grid reliability.

COP31 is focusing on energy and transport, resilient cities and technology innovation, including electrification, smart mobility, smart cities, artificial intelligence and digitalization. During the conference, LEOTEK is highlighting its experience in intelligent transportation and energy management. LEOTEK combines Physical AI, digital twins and connected data to help cities manage traffic in real time, improve roadway safety and respond to changing energy needs.

Applying AI and Digital Twins to Real-World Traffic Conditions

LEOTEK's Interlux AI Traffic Signal System combines camera and radar sensing, edge AI computing and digital twin technology to monitor traffic, pedestrians and intersection activity and model traffic scenarios for analysis. The system supports adaptive signal control and priority passage for emergency vehicles, allowing cities to assess signal strategies before field changes and use operational data to improve traffic management.

In the United States, LEOTEK has deployed Interlux at Curiosity Lab, a city-operated living laboratory in Peachtree Corners, Georgia, where the system is being evaluated under real-world traffic conditions. In eastern Taiwan, LEOTEK has deployed Interlux at intersections near a medical center as part of an ambulance-priority traffic signal trial.

Connecting Roadway Assets and Managing Energy

LEOLink combines IoT connectivity and cloud-based management to connect roadway lighting, traffic signals and other municipal assets. It enables real-time monitoring, remote device management, data collection, software updates and secure connectivity, giving operators a current view of infrastructure status across connected assets.

LEOLink currently has 49 new and pilot deployments across 19 U.S. states, with key deployments in Massachusetts, New York, Michigan, California and Washington. Its international deployment experience spans more than eight countries and regions, including Canada, Latin America and Taiwan.

At the center of LEOTEK's intelligent infrastructure management capabilities is RenAI, its cloud-based infrastructure management platform. RenAI brings asset status, energy consumption, fault detection and maintenance information into a unified management environment, transforming connected infrastructure data into actionable operational insights.

Through analytics, anomaly detection and predictive maintenance capabilities, RenAI supports energy optimization and helps operators move from reactive infrastructure management toward more proactive, efficient and data-informed operations. Combined with LEOLink, it can help reduce operating costs, improve service reliability and support better-informed decisions.

LiSA (LEOTEK intelligent Service Advisor), an AI-powered assistant within RenAI, allows operators to ask natural-language questions about their infrastructure, identify equipment issues, review operating conditions and receive actionable recommendations. By simplifying access to complex infrastructure data, LiSA reduces the time and technical expertise required to manage connected assets, supporting faster troubleshooting, more efficient maintenance planning and improved operational decision-making.

"RenAI and LiSA are transforming how cities and utilities manage their outdoor infrastructure," said Bob Flaherty, Vice President, IoT at LEOTEK. "By combining intelligent analytics with LiSA's conversational AI, we're taking the complexity out of operations—enabling anyone, regardless of technical expertise, to quickly understand what's happening, resolve issues faster, and make smarter decisions. The enthusiastic response we've seen from the industry reinforces that this simplicity is exactly what the market is looking for."

LEOTEK is extending RenAI's management capabilities from roadway assets to electric vehicle charging infrastructure and battery energy storage systems. By integrating charging demand, energy consumption, equipment performance and storage availability, the platform provides a more unified approach to infrastructure and energy management. This supports energy optimization and helps operators respond more effectively to peak demand and supply constraints.

"Cities need infrastructure that can sense conditions, anticipate risks and respond," said Torrent Chin, President and Chief Sustainability Officer of LEOTEK. "Bringing transportation, infrastructure and energy data into a unified management environment supports safer roads, more reliable service and stronger energy resilience."

About LEOTEK

LEOTEK is a smart transportation and energy management company with dual headquarters in Silicon Valley and Taipei, and offices across Central and South America. Its portfolio includes Interlux AI traffic signals, LEOLink connected roadway systems and RenAI for asset monitoring, predictive maintenance and energy management.

For more information, visit leotek.com or follow LEOTEK on LinkedIn.

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