
The Carbon Games develops a suite of sustainable mobility and urban planning solutions, including enterprise carpooling platforms, an XR-based urban planning tool called SCIPLANT, and a marketplace that converts carbon savings into tradable digital assets. The company uses blockchain technology to reward eco-friendly travel decisions and offers a radius-based matching algorithm to optimize carpool routes. Its solutions target businesses, universities, event organizers, and city officials seeking to reduce emissions and engage stakeholders in greener practices.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Urban transportation and city planning processes often rely on fragmented, non-interactive tools that fail to engage stakeholders or incentivize sustainable behavior. Commuters lack convenient, rewarding options for carpooling, while urban planners struggle to visualize the environmental and infrastructural impacts of their decisions in real time. This leads to higher carbon emissions, traffic congestion, and limited public participation in development projects.
Solution
The Carbon Games provides a venture-studio approach to smart mobility, offering a portfolio of applications that gamify eco-friendly transportation and urban planning. Its enterprise carpooling platform uses a radius-based matching algorithm to pair drivers and passengers with similar destinations, optimizing routes for minimal environmental impact. The company integrates blockchain technology to convert carbon savings into "insets," tradable digital assets that reward users for sustainable travel choices. For urban development, SCIPLANT is an extended reality (XR) platform that lets planners, architects, and citizens collaborate on projects using real-time IoT data and immersive simulations. Additional solutions include a CarbonX marketplace for redeeming rewards, a GreenWave Navigator for eco-friendly marine routing, and prototypes for peer-to-peer car rental, cargo pooling, and school pooling. The company also develops specialized XR tools like CLARO for solar field operations and VISTA for cultural heritage preservation.
Target Audience
Primary customers include businesses, universities, and event organizers seeking sustainable commuting solutions, as well as city officials, urban planners, architects, and government agencies looking for collaborative XR-based urban planning tools.
Features
- Radius-based matching algorithm that pairs users with similar destinations to optimize carpool routes and reduce emissions
- Blockchain integration that converts verified carbon savings into tradable digital "insets" for users
- SCIPLANT XR platform with real-time IoT data integration for immersive visualization and simulation of urban development scenarios
- Collaborative XR environment supporting real-time interaction, annotation, and public feedback on city plans
- Modular, scalable solutions tailored for cities of all sizes, from metropolises to small urban centers
- Enterprise carpooling dashboard with a 90-day free trial for companies, universities, and events
- Additional XR tools including CLARO for solar field operations and GreenWave Navigator for sustainable marine routing