AI startup Nauta secures $7M to streamline global logistics for importers
Nauta’s AI logistics platform revolutionizes global trade, securing $7M to streamline importer operations efficiently.
Nauta’s AI logistics platform revolutionizes global trade, securing $7M to streamline importer operations efficiently.
GenLogs’ technology uses roadside sensors and cameras to collect data on trucks and equipment, applying methodology inspired by counterterrorism operations.
Other charging infrastructure startups have more resources but WattEV has an early advantage in making charging available.
Using the company’s platform, Repowr Connect, shippers, fleets and 3PLs can share their available assets with other network members, helping parties find on-demand capacity.
“Our goal is to get empty containers out of the hands of those who do not need them and into the hands of those who do, and so far it’s working,” said Qualle founder and CEO Tyler Sellers.
Will new leadership be enough to save the FreightTech company?
With a valuation of close to $2 billion after its latest round of funding, Locus is “ready to go” for IPO.
“The procurement of industrial products and spare parts is at a critical crossroads as the global supply chain is faced with unprecedented headwinds,” said Chris Lawrence, managing partner at Labyrinth Capital Partners.
“LuckyTruck would not be where it is today without Julie,” said founder and President Devin Bostick of new CEO Julie Zimmer.
“Their truck-first mentality is the right approach to win the highly fragmented road freight industry,” says a Founders Fund partner on its recent investment.
1MRobotics looks to take an automation-first approach to fulfillment with a network of ‘nanofulfillment’ centers.
MyCarrier, a freight shipping platform for small and midsize shippers, has raised $22 million in a Series B funding round.
The route optimization software provider is the latest last-mile delivery company to secure a sizable raise.
The robotic fulfillment and inventory optimization software provider looks to continue growth and expansion.
Byrd currently services the U.K., France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands, and with its new capital, the company plans to expand its delivery network and warehouse capabilities to Sweden, Denmark and Poland.
Paxafe closes on additional $1.5 million round led by Venture 53 with participation from Value Chain Ventures, project44’s Jett McCandless and Metafora’s Peter Rentschler.
The digital freight network has reached a $3.8 billion valuation after raising $160 million in series E funding and $100 in venture debt.
Shipium and its last-mile delivery orchestration platform have raised $27.5 million to compete with Amazon Prime.
“We have a huge opportunity to let the world know that a tracking solution like this exists. We are going to take this funding and make sure that happens,” said Tive founder and CEO Krenar Komoni.
S+V Technologies’ solution to sell products in transit caught the attention of investors including Ridgeline Partners, Chicago Ventures and project44 founder and CEO Jett McCandless.