Flox builds AI to keep wildlife away from trains and airports

Flox Intelligence uses edge devices to identify animals and play species-specific sounds to drive them away from critical infrastructure like railways, airports and roads. The FAA estimates wildlife strikes cost US civil aviation about $272M a year from 1990-2025, while France's SNCF says animals affect over 8,000 trains annually.

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