Leotek Showcases Interlux, LEOLink and RenAI at COP31 as It Extends Into EV Charging and Storage

Leotek used COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye, to present its AI traffic signal, connected roadway and infrastructure management systems, and said it is extending its RenAI platform from roadway assets to electric vehicle charging and battery energy storage. The company announced the showcase on November 13, 2026, according to PR Newswire.

Leotek's Interlux, LEOLink and RenAI Systems

Leotek is a smart transportation and energy management company with dual headquarters in Silicon Valley and Taipei. Its 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 to model traffic scenarios. The system supports adaptive signal control and priority passage for emergency vehicles.

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.

LEOLink connects roadway lighting, traffic signals and other municipal assets through IoT connectivity and cloud-based management, enabling real-time monitoring, remote device management, data collection, software updates and secure connectivity. RenAI, the company's cloud-based infrastructure management platform, brings asset status, energy consumption, fault detection and maintenance information into one environment. LiSA, an AI-powered assistant within RenAI, lets operators ask natural-language questions about their infrastructure.

"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."

Leotek's Deployment Record and Partnerships

According to akta.pro company records, Leotek has been in operation since 1992 and has implemented projects in more than 300 cities globally. The same records show the company serves cities in 30 or more countries and has a headcount range of 101 to 250.

The records list a March 2026 partnership with 1NCE to provide cellular IoT connectivity for Leotek smart street lighting and traffic systems across more than 170 countries without local carrier contracts. In 2025, Leotek became an official partner of the NVIDIA Inception Program, and in July 2024 it acquired the traffic business of Dialight.

Where Leotek's Platform Goes Next

Leotek said it is extending RenAI's management capabilities to electric vehicle charging infrastructure and battery energy storage systems, integrating charging demand, energy consumption, equipment performance and storage availability. "Cities need infrastructure that can sense conditions, anticipate risks and respond," said Torrent Chin, President and Chief Sustainability Officer of Leotek.