“Each morning at 6:00 a.m., Chris Hoisington at Kraft Heinz receives an emailed report detailing everyone who touched the forklift on the previous day.”
Magnus Technologies offers a solution that can run the entirety of a trucking fleet’s business operations over a single platform.
Trimble is adding an alert service to its navigation and routing apps to notify drivers when speeds are reduced up ahead due to work zones or other incidents.
The autonomous trucking outfit has so far avoided the economic carnage that has hit other startups in the self-driving industry
Schneider Logistics is seeking to smooth and expedite the process for paying carrier partners by pairing TriumphPay’s payment solutions with Transflo’s document management tools.
Digital freight brokerage Transfix laid off about 10% of its staff on Tuesday
Mayor Eric Garcetti grateful for “lifesaving purchase agreement” with Honeywell.
The new tracking system allows real-time monitoring of transported goods across a variety of markets including food & beverage, pharmaceuticals and micro-mobility.
FourKites has introduced an interactive map that tracks congestion and delays at border crossings and ports around the world while DriverReach and Trucker Tools have added solutions aimed at improving driver efficiency.
Ford has invested $500 million in Rivian and participated in the startup’s $1.3 billion investment raise in 2019.
Maker of AI-powered suitcase ramps up intelligent robotics warehousing solutions.
Charging-as-a-service startup AMPLY Power raised $13.2 million from institutional investors Soros Fund Management and Siemens USA as it expands electric infrastructure management to commercial trucking from transit buses
Employees will test devices that vibrate when wearers come too close to protect them from coronavirus infection.
The COVID-19 pandemic has created the need for social distancing, even while working. For the freight industry, the adoption of autonomous vehicles might be a good start.
Farms of major row crops like tomatoes or potatoes are usually highly mechanized and could escape the wrath of COVID-19.
Frayt, a Cincinnati-based tech startup, expands service to address uptick in home deliveries
Brian Aoaeh interviews CEOs of several supply chain tech startups about their status during the pandemic.
As the COVID-19 crisis deepens, it is critical for logistics workers to make sure they stay safe as they continue to keep the economy running.
“We expect that more shippers will shift from just-in-time supply chains to just-in-case supply chains,” U.S. CEO Mark McCullough said.
Ike has laid off 14% of its staff
