xyzt.ai platform

The xyzt.ai platform is a self-service, no-code SaaS platform for analysing very large spatio-temporal data sets: records from vessels, vehicles, aircraft and IoT sensors that move or change over time. Buyers load their own data or licensed feeds; xyzt.ai does not sell data itself but works with data providers. On the maritime side it ingests AIS vessel tracking data, including satellite AIS from providers such as Spire Maritime, ORBCOMM and Kpler, as well as Spire's satellite-based aviation (ADS-B) data; on the mobility side it handles floating car data, the GPS positions of vehicles, from providers such as INRIX, TomTom, HERE and Bridgestone. These can be combined with radar, weather, traffic-count and sensor data in one environment, and analysed interactively at the scale of billions of records.

Built-in analytics cover origin-destination matrices, dwell and travel times, trends, segmentation, route analysis and side-by-side comparison of places and periods, with natural-language querying through just ask xyzt.ai™. Machine-learning anomaly detection on vessel movements has been applied at Port of Antwerp-Bruges, where it flagged suspicious nightly activity and illegal degassing by tankers, and to maritime trade intelligence on vessels evading taxes. Results are shared as interactive dashboards, or embedded in other applications through an OpenAPI-compliant REST API. The platform is sold in Team, At Scale and Enterprise plans; the Enterprise plan adds on-premise deployment.

Published users include Autobahn GmbH, which the provider says cut the cost of traffic studies by a factor of 10, Straßen.NRW, the City of Hamburg, Port of Antwerp-Bruges, INEOS Phenol (a real-time early-warning system built on the platform's anomaly detection, which the provider says can warn jetty operators up to 20 minutes before a possible collision, demonstrated in published test scenarios), Spire and Intelsat.