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The Canadian software company helping businesses survive supply chain chaos with AI
Kinaxis built a platform that watches your entire supply chain at once and warns you before a problem in one corner becomes a crisis everywhere else.

A robot startup just raised $165 million to fix the one thing stopping machines from seeing the world clearly
Lyte AI says robots have a sensing problem, not a model problem. Its new funding will push that argument into factories, warehouses and inspection sites.

AI platform cuts delivery routing time from 20 minutes to two and a half
Logistics firm OneRail has launched OmniStar, built on Nvidia's AI software, to help retailers pick the cheapest and fastest delivery option for each order in near-real time.

Self-Driving Truck Startup PlusAI Is Going Public at an $800 Million Valuation
The California company already runs driverless freight routes in Texas. Now it wants Wall Street's money to put autonomous trucks in showrooms by 2027.

The US Army's $15.9 Million Robot Supply Truck Is Built to Reach Soldiers Without Getting Anyone Killed
A Colorado robotics firm just won a contract to build TALUS, an autonomous supply system designed to keep frontline troops fed and armed without sending a driver into enemy territory.

DAF Trucks and Einride team up to put self-driving electric lorries on Europe's roads
A Swedish autonomous driving startup and a Dutch truck giant are combining their technology to move heavy freight without a human at the wheel. Here is what they are building and when it could happen.

Self-driving truck startup PlusAI hits new safety milestones ahead of 2027 launch
Three readiness measures are all moving in the right direction, and the company says driverless commercial trucks are a 2027 target, not a distant dream.

Avatar Robotics raises $6.5 million to put human operators inside warehouse robots
The San Francisco startup uses remote workers to control its robots today, then trains AI on what those workers do so the machines can gradually take over.