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Lacuna
Founded in 2018
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Contains 11 - 50 employeesLacuna works with cities to better manage transportation through open-source solutions.
"The missing link between public interest and private innovation."
Websitelacuna.ai
Contactinfo@lacuna.ai
Highlights
- Founded in 2018, Lacuna Technologies is a service provider that helps transportation agencies better manage the public right-of-way.
- Lacuna serves cities and support transportation and public works agencies around the world in their goals to deliver mobility options for the varied needs of residents
- Lacuna supports and actively participate in an open source software community focused on enabling modern urban mobility.
Newsworthy
Lacuna Helps Make It Easy for Cities to Navigate the Technology Maze of New Mobility
Today marks the launch of Lacuna, a first-of-its-kind solution provider and strategic consulting company designed to make it easier for cities to better manage new forms of mobility on urban streets. “We have all witnessed the disruption that private mobility companies have caused in cities, both with
Finance
Making Tech Work for Cities, Not Against Them - Lacuna Technologies - Medium
In 2009, I learned I was dying from Multiple Myeloma, a rare form of blood cancer. At the time, I was the CEO of a DNA sequencing company called Pacific Biosciences and preparing to take the company…
Medium
Lacuna takes open-source approach to assist cities with changing mobility | Smart Cities Dive
Smart Cities
Smart Cities Dive
Lacuna will help cities manage their private mobility options
The more cities encourage environmentally friendly modes of transportation like bike-share programs, the more data streams they have to manage. Lacuna wants to make it easy for cities to understand where all the bikes and scooters are and if they’re following the law.
Fast Company
New startup aims to bring controversial scooter tracking system to more cities - The Verge
Los Angeles’ successful (and controversial) scooter tracking system has spread to dozens of other cities since it was first rolled out in 2018. And now a new startup called Lacuna has emerged from stealth with a pitch to help cities manage the sprawling and potentially game-changing data collection practice.
The Verge
Lacuna Helps Make It Easy for Cities to Navigate the Technology Maze of New Mobility | Business Wire
Today marks the launch of Lacuna, a first-of-its-kind solution provider and strategic consulting company designed to make it easier for cities to bett
Businesswire
Startup Uses Open Source to Help Cities Crunch Mobility Data
Lacuna, a young startup based in California, wants to help local government set up the infrastructure necessary to gather and analyze data from scooter-share, bike-share, ride-hailing and more.
Govtech