Connected Cycle designs connectivity and geolocation solutions for bike fleets. We have 12 years of expertise in end-to-end bicycle telematics, combining hardware, software, telecom and data management.

Over 100 customers trust us to monitor more than 40,000 bikes. Our customer’s fleets run across Europe, the United States and Canada. Bikeshare systems in cities such as Paris, Lille, Valence, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Santa Cruz, Santa Barbara, Québec and Montréal use our technology.

We offer a full service that covers support for vehicle integration, hardware and telecom data, cloud services and software. Fleet, our multilingual SaaS platform offers a detailed set of features, parameters, alerts and statitics to manage a fleet at a micro and macro level. Data is also available to our customers through real-time APIs and CSV export.

Our IoT range fits every need of a bike fleet. The cc521 is a low-power GPS tracker with 4G LTE-M, WiFi and CAN Bus. The ccW is an affordable WiFi-based tracking device. The cc330 is a smart horseshoe lock with GPS tracking. Lastly, our Fleet platform can also collect data from bikes with Bosch Smart System enabled  (via Bosch Connect Module) through a direct global partnership with Bosch.

Connected Cycle also provides BikR, our Computer Assisted Maintenance System. Fully dedicated to bike fleets and built with fleets on the ground, it acts as a digital twin of your workshop. It speeds up repairs, increases bike uptime and enables predictive maintenance.

As bike share expands across Europe, e-bikes steal the spotlight, yet muscular bikes still make up 79% of shared bikes in Europe and 51% in North America. Tracking their usage matters, but powering an IoT device without a battery is a challenge. Connected Cycle solves it with GPS and telematics powered entirely by the bike’s hub dynamo, shared with the front and backlights, a showcase of the engineering expertise built since 2014.

• Véligo (Ile de France Mobilité)
• Vélib – Smovengo (Paris)
• V’Lille Ilévia (Lille)
• ÀVélo (Québec)
• Bixi (Montréal)
• BCycle Santa Cruz
• Red Bike (Cincinnati) BCycle Santa Barbara

For over five years, Ezymob has been working in the mobility sector to help people with disabilities regain greater independence when travelling by developing 100 per cent digital solutions.

In Europe, nearly 100 million people are affected by some form of disability. Worldwide, the figure stands at nearly 1.3 billion.

Getting around can sometimes be challenging: finding your way, understanding information, finding your bearings in an unfamiliar place, or simply knowing which direction to take.

Ezymob is an inclusive mobility app designed to support everyone in their journeys, tailored to their specific needs, whatever they may be.

When opening the app, users can select a profile suited to their situation. The interface and features can therefore be adapted to the needs of people with visual impairments, cognitive or mental disabilities, physical disabilities or reduced mobility, as well as older people or anyone wishing to enjoy a simpler experience.

In particular, Ezymob enables users to plan a journey, view useful information and receive guidance along the way. Depending on the region and the facilities available, the app also offers navigation features, assistance in locating facilities (vehicle doors, available seats) and access to information on accessibility.

The aim is simple: to enable everyone to understand their surroundings better, to get about with greater peace of mind and to become more independent.

Meet Ezymob, the inclusive navigation app that adapts each journey to its user. Reduced mobility, visual, hearing or cognitive disabilities: every profile gets tailored, step-by-step guidance through public transport and public spaces. Now hands-free with Meta smart glasses.
For transit operators and cities, a turnkey way to make networks accessible to all. Built by a French social-impact company. Stop by for a live demo!

Ezymob’s mission directly supports low-carbon mobility: by making public transport and public spaces accessible to all profiles, we help shift journeys away from private cars and taxis.
Internally, we apply eco-design principles to our digital services (lightweight app, optimized data use), favour responsible hosting, and limit business travel. We are not yet ISO 14001 or B-Corp certified, but are structuring our approach to measure and reduce our carbon footprint.

Fine particles (PM10 and PM2.5) are the 2^nd leading source of air pollution in cities and the 7^th leading risk factor for death worldwide, causing about 240,000 premature deaths per year in Europe. Air quality becomes consequently a health public issue, thus a major challenge for cities. 

Road and rail transport represent, as a matter of fact, a significant source of fine particle emissions in urban areas, estimated at ~30%. In cities, heavy vehicles (such as garbage trucks, refrigerated trucks, buses, etc.) emit more fine particles than average due to their frequent braking and heavy weight. 

Particulate matter from brakes contains carbon and heavy metals, making them harmful to health (carcinogenic). 

Tallano Technologies, a French Cleantech company, with the partnership of key players like IVECO, has made it its mission to reduce this pollution type with TAMIC®. The innovation is available both for first equipment installation and retrofitting. 

Tallano’s TAMIC® technology is an active solution vacuuming at source fine particles from brake pads and discs. The system operates in four stages to prevent the dispersion and inhalation of this pollution:  

• suction (enabled by a groove in the brake pad),  
• particle retention and capture,  
• filtration,  
• recycling.  

Protected by a portfolio of more than 50 patents across 11 countries, the technology captures over 70% of the pollution generated by the friction between brake pads and discs. 

TAMIC® offers consequently a tangible solution to reduce pollution peaks in urban areas, and help cities to meet the objectives of the EU2024/2881 directive. It will help also trucks & bus manufacturers to comply with the future Euro 7 standard. 

That is why Tallano Technologies partners successfully with key players in the heavy duty and railway industries, such as IVECO, SNCF, Ville de Paris, etc. to deploy easily and safely the TAMIC® technology on vehicles, without impacting the vehicles’ performances. 

TAMIC is the only technology on the market capturing minimum 70% of polluting dust from brakes, on the lifetime of vehicles, in a generic way for different kind of vehicles, and indifferently as an OEM, OES or retrofit solution. 

TAMIC reduces by more than 70% of the brake emission of fine particles and contributes this way to improve air quality and biodiversity care. 

Tallano & TAMIC awarded at last Pollutec show in Lyon and labelled Solar Impulse in France. 

Tallano will start a life cycle analysis at the end of this year, to be completed mid of 2027. 

Tallano actively works with major recycling companies to find a recycling solution for the polluting dust captured in filters in a circular economy approach.