Mireta

A generative planning tool for the transit and utility networks that developers and governments lay out. From physical and budget constraints, its algorithms (modeled on how slime molds and other organisms grow efficient networks) design network layouts from scratch and flag where existing ones need redundancy to resist failure, doing spatial-planning work a transportation planner would otherwise draft by hand.

They primarily sell to Government agencies with a promise to improve outcomes on $$$, safety, and climate.

It touches two phases of the supply chain with a product that is moderately digital.

If this works, it will disrupt Engineering Services, Design and Planning Services, and Incumbent Software.