Logistics Companies

Jahez operates Saudi Arabia’s leading last-mile delivery platform, connecting users with restaurants and grocery stores through its mobile app and web portal. The company leverages machine learning algorithms for dynamic route optimization, real-time demand forecasting – reportedly improving delivery times by up to 20% – and personalized restaurant recommendations. As of 2023, Jahez processes over 70% of online food delivery orders in Saudi Arabia and has expanded into grocery and cloud kitchen services, demonstrating significant market leadership in the region. Key improvements & why: Specificity: Instead of just saying "delivery optimization," it specifies last-mile delivery and mentions the platform (mobile app/web portal). Quantifiable Achievement: Including the 20% improvement in delivery times adds credibility and demonstrates the impact of their AI. Market Position: Highlighting their 70% market share and expansion into new areas (grocery, cloud kitchens) showcases their success and growth. Removed generic opening: Avoided the cliché "Jahez is an AI company" and started with a description of what they do.

Rappi

Bogotá, Colombia

Rappi is a Latin American on-demand delivery platform operating as a “super app” offering services including restaurant meals, groceries, and pharmacy items. Their core AI technology focuses on logistics optimization, utilizing algorithms to efficiently manage delivery routes, predict demand, and personalize product recommendations to users. Rappi primarily targets consumers in Latin America seeking convenient access to a broad range of goods and services delivered directly to their location.

Picnic

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Picnic is an AI-powered online supermarket using machine learning for demand forecasting, route optimization, and zero-waste grocery delivery.

Noon

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Noon is a regional e-commerce marketplace operating primarily in the Middle East. The company leverages AI-powered recommendation engines to personalize the shopping experience and utilizes machine learning for optimizing its supply chain and logistics network. This focus on AI-driven efficiency allows Noon to offer competitive pricing and faster delivery times within a rapidly growing regional e-commerce market.

Careem

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Careem is a multi-service “super app” operating primarily in the MENAP region, offering ride-hailing, food and grocery delivery, and financial services. The company leverages AI-powered demand prediction and route optimization to efficiently connect customers with services and optimize logistics across its platform. Targeting a broad consumer base and increasingly focusing on digital payments, Careem aims to be the leading all-in-one lifestyle platform for the region.

Locus Robotics

Wilmington, United States

Locus Robotics develops and deploys an intelligent, multi-robot warehouse automation solution centered around its LocusONE platform and a fleet of Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) designed for fulfillment and logistics. Their key innovation lies in collaborative robotics – AMRs work with warehouse associates, directing them to optimal pick locations and enabling task interleaving for increased efficiency. Locus Robotics’ solutions have demonstrated a 2-3x improvement in productivity and a reduction of up to 50% in labor costs for customers across a variety of industries, earning them industry recognition as a leading warehouse automation provider.

Verity

Zurich, Switzerland

Verity develops and deploys fully autonomous indoor drones for comprehensive warehouse inventory tracking. Utilizing proprietary computer vision and AI-powered flight algorithms, their system continuously scans and updates inventory data without manual intervention. This solution targets large warehouse and logistics operations seeking to improve inventory accuracy, reduce labor costs, and optimize supply chain efficiency.

Kobo360 operates a digital logistics platform connecting shippers with a vetted network of trucking companies and drivers across Africa, utilizing real-time tracking and automated dispatch. Their AI-powered "Predict" and "Optimize" features leverage machine learning to forecast demand, optimize delivery routes based on factors like traffic and road conditions, and dynamically price freight rates. Since launching in 2017, Kobo360 has facilitated the movement of over $60 million worth of freight and expanded operations to over 30 African countries, becoming a key enabler of cross-border trade.

Rune Technologies

Arlington, United States

Rune Technologies builds TyrOS, an AI-enabled predictive-logistics operating system for military sustainment operations in contested environments. The company was founded by veterans and alumni of defense-tech firm Anduril.

Humble

San Francisco, United States

Humble is an autonomous trucking startup building the Humble Hauler, a cabless, fully electric Class 8 freight vehicle designed from the ground up as a modular self-driving platform. Founded by AV veterans of Apple, Uber ATG, and Waabi, it emerged from stealth with a $24M seed round.

Harbor Lab

Athens, Greece

Harbor Lab is a Greek maritime-software company whose AI platform manages port-call costs and Disbursement Account analysis for shipowners, charterers and agents. Its AI structures DA data, detects discrepancies and benchmarks costs across ports and agents worldwide.

Chazki

Lima, Peru

Chazki is a SaaS logistics platform specializing in first, middle, and last-mile delivery optimization across Latin America. Their technology leverages AI-powered route optimization and demand prediction algorithms to reduce delivery times and costs for businesses. Serving over 280 clients and managing over 20 million deliveries, Chazki provides a comprehensive solution integrating with multiple e-commerce platforms and utilizing a network of affiliated drivers to improve supply chain efficiency and customer satisfaction.

Jetstream

Accra, Ghana

Jetstream provides a collateral management platform for trade finance, specializing in cross-border commerce within Africa. Their core offering, powered by the proprietary Jetvision software, utilizes AI-driven data extraction and real-time monitoring of goods-in-transit and inventory to provide lenders and creditors with enhanced visibility and control over physical collateral. Since 2018, Jetstream has facilitated over $70 million in trade finance, achieving a loan default rate significantly below the industry average through its technology-enabled risk mitigation and LTV monitoring capabilities.

Leta

Nairobi, Kenya

Leta is a Nairobi-based logistics-technology startup whose AI platform optimizes delivery routes, dispatch planning and vehicle utilization for businesses across Africa. It serves brands including KFC and Diageo and has expanded into Uganda, Nigeria, Zambia and Zimbabwe. It raised a $5M seed round led by Speedinvest with backing from Google's Africa Investment Fund in 2025.

AirAsia SuperApp

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

AirAsia SuperApp is the digital travel and lifestyle platform of the AirAsia group, using AI for personalized travel recommendations, dynamic pricing, and customer service across Southeast Asia.

NextBillion.ai

Singapore, Singapore

NextBillion.ai provides AI-powered mapping, routing, geocoding and navigation APIs tailored for logistics and mobility companies, as a customizable alternative to Google Maps. Founded in 2020 in Singapore by ex-Google Maps/Grab leaders Ajay Bulusu, Gaurav Bubna and Shaolin Zheng; raised ~$34M.

Dexterity

Redwood City, United States

Dexterity develops industrial superhumanoid robots (“Mechs”) for large enterprises focused on logistics and manipulation tasks. Their core technology is “Physical AI,” comprising hundreds of AI agents orchestrated by “Arbiter” to ensure reliable, production-grade performance and eliminate common AI errors. Dexterity uniquely targets high-volume, demanding industrial environments with a focus on verifiable safety and a human-centric operational model where a single operator manages multiple robots.

Nimble Robotics

San Francisco, United States

Nimble Robotics develops fully autonomous fulfillment solutions for e-commerce businesses. Their core technology centers around general-purpose, AI-powered humanoid robots capable of performing the full range of warehouse functions – from storage to packing – within a distributed network of fulfillment centers. Targeting both direct-to-consumer brands and larger retailers, Nimble aims to provide cost-effective, rapid (2-day or less) delivery across the United States through robotics and optimized inventory placement.

Happyrobot

San Francisco, United States

HappyRobot develops an AI-powered operating system designed to automate end-to-end tasks within enterprise logistics and operations. Their core technology centers on continuously-learning AI agents benchmarked for both technical performance and behavioral consistency, enabling autonomous decision-making in complex, real-world environments. The company focuses on deployments within large enterprises, demonstrating a focus on practical application evidenced by deployments in high-stakes operational settings.

Mytra

Brisbane, United States

Mytra develops autonomous mobile robot (AMR) solutions for material handling within industrial and warehouse environments. Their core offering integrates robots, software, and modular “cells” to automate the movement and storage of goods, requiring minimal infrastructure changes. Founded in 2022, Mytra targets businesses seeking to rapidly deploy and scale warehouse automation without significant capital expenditure or lengthy integration processes.

Dexory

Wallingford, United Kingdom

Dexory develops autonomous robotics solutions for warehouse inventory management and visibility. Their core product, DexoryView, utilizes AI to create and maintain a live digital twin of warehouse spaces through automated scanning. Targeting logistics operations, Dexory has demonstrated significant ROI for clients by replacing manual audits with rapid, AI-driven insights – notably achieving a 90-minute scan replacing a 280-hour process and contributing to a 1% increase in on-time in-full (OTIF) delivery rates.

Cartken

Oakland, United States

Cartken builds AI-powered autonomous delivery and material-handling robots for indoor and outdoor use, offered on a robots-as-a-service model. Founded by former Google engineers, its robots use onboard AI and NVIDIA Jetson hardware for navigation.

Pickle Robot

Cambridge, United States

Pickle Robot makes AI-guided robots that autonomously unload trucks, trailers, and shipping containers in warehouses and distribution centers. Its computer-vision software clears floor-loaded boxes layer by layer at human-scale throughput.

Pelico

Paris, France

Pelico builds an AI-powered supply-chain and manufacturing orchestration platform that connects factory data, teams, and tools to reduce parts shortages and backlogs. Its customers include Airbus, Safran, Eaton, and Daikin across 1,000+ factories worldwide.

Osa Commerce

Atlanta, United States

Osa Commerce builds an AI-powered Collaborative Visibility Platform that connects, unifies, and automates supply chain operations for retailers, 3PLs, and logistics providers. Its agents tackle data fragmentation across inventory, order fulfillment, and last-mile delivery to improve decision-making.

Hefring Marine

Reykjavik, Iceland

Hefring Marine is an Icelandic maritime-technology company whose Intelligent Marine Assistance System (IMAS) provides AI-driven, real-time decision support for vessel operators. It combines onboard sensor data, vessel-specific behavior models and analytics to guide safer, more fuel-efficient operation in changing sea conditions, building on the first patented wave-slam monitoring system. Founded in 2018 in Reykjavik.