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XTraffic is a technology company specializing in embedded software solutions for traffic management. It focuses on enhancing traffic light systems, aiming to improve road safety and reduce traffic congestion. The company's core product is a sensor technology that enables autonomous control and coordination of traffic signals, transforming existing infrastructure into a self-optimizing network. This innovation helps commuters, including working professionals and daily travelers, save time and avoid traffic.

Standard Fleet develops electric fleet management software, specializing in Tesla and internet-connected EVs, designed for delivery, rental, carsharing, lease, and taxi fleets. The platform provides online and mobile tools to monitor battery charge and health, manage charging, track trips and expenses, and generate activity, mileage, and maintenance alerts. It enables operators including rental, dealership, government, and service fleets to manage, monitor, and scale electric vehicle operations efficiently without hardware installation. The company's solutions integrate dashboard applications and APIs to automate workflows, secure vehicles, and provide insights and controls that save time and money. The team comprises engineers and professionals with experience from major tech and mobility firms, focused on delivering scalable software that supports EV fleet operations.

Conduit develops a dock management platform that automates scheduling with trucks, ensuring contactless check-in, driver messaging, and real-time labor planning for shippers and warehouse teams.

Natilus Inc. is a California-based company that specializes in manufacturing aircraft drones for freight forwarding. Founded in 2016 by Aleksey Matyushev and Anatoly Starikov, the company aims to transform the air cargo industry through innovative designs and advanced technology. With a team of engineering experts who have extensive experience in various aviation sectors, Natilus seeks to reduce air freight costs and improve accessibility for underdeveloped areas, ultimately enhancing global supply chain efficiency and sustainability. Its aircraft, including the Kona short-haul UAV, Alisio medium/long-range UAV, and Nordes long-range UAV, are constructed from carbon fiber composites and utilize existing ground infrastructure and standard air cargo containers. This design allows for remote piloting capabilities and positions Natilus to capitalize on a significant market opportunity, projecting an expansion of the air freight sector to $470 billion through cost reductions and increased efficiency.

Founded in 2020, AeroVect Technologies specializes in developing autonomous cargo handling systems for airports. Its offerings include autonomous GSE technology and management software, along with LiDARs, cameras, radars, and GPS-RTK for airside operations.

Standard Fleet develops electric fleet management software, specializing in Tesla and internet-connected EVs, designed for delivery, rental, carsharing, lease, and taxi fleets. The platform provides online and mobile tools to monitor battery charge and health, manage charging, track trips and expenses, and generate activity, mileage, and maintenance alerts. It enables operators including rental, dealership, government, and service fleets to manage, monitor, and scale electric vehicle operations efficiently without hardware installation. The company's solutions integrate dashboard applications and APIs to automate workflows, secure vehicles, and provide insights and controls that save time and money. The team comprises engineers and professionals with experience from major tech and mobility firms, focused on delivering scalable software that supports EV fleet operations.

SixWheel provides road freight electrification services.

Navier is an American maritime company focused on zero-emission, hydrofoil electric vessels designed to redefine waterborne transportation for people and goods. The company develops high-performance electric boats with hydrofoil technology that enable smooth, quiet operation on waterways, delivering eco-friendly transportation without sacrificing speed or utility. By combining energy-efficient propulsion with advanced hull design, Navier aims to lower operating costs and expand access to waterways, offering a scalable alternative to traditional marine transport.

Inversion specializes in developing affordable, reusable spacecraft designed for commercial and defense industries. Their primary focus is creating autonomous re-entry vehicles to facilitate global cargo delivery, space station resupply, and resource return, aiming to make space exploration more accessible and sustainable.

Founded in 2019, Starfish Space develops autonomous space tugs for on-demand satellite servicing. Its innovative technology combines orbital mechanics, AI-driven machine vision, and low-thrust electric propulsion to enable precise navigation, docking, and maintenance of satellites across various orbits.

Zingbus is an intercity bus service brand in India that focuses on safe and reliable travel by operating well-equipped buses with safety essentials. The company connects cities across the country, offering routes based on destination and journey date, and provides on-time departures, live tracking, and travel kits that include clean blankets, water bottles, and hand sanitizers to enable a predictable, punctual, and hassle-free journey.

Regent designs and manufactures electric flying machines, known as seagliders, for coastal transportation. These wing-in-ground-effect craft operate a few meters above water's surface, combining airplane speed with boat operating costs. Seagliders aim to revolutionize regional travel by connecting coastal cities and islands efficiently and sustainably.

Inversion specializes in developing affordable, reusable spacecraft designed for commercial and defense industries. Their primary focus is creating autonomous re-entry vehicles to facilitate global cargo delivery, space station resupply, and resource return, aiming to make space exploration more accessible and sustainable.

Navier is an American maritime company focused on zero-emission, hydrofoil electric vessels designed to redefine waterborne transportation for people and goods. The company develops high-performance electric boats with hydrofoil technology that enable smooth, quiet operation on waterways, delivering eco-friendly transportation without sacrificing speed or utility. By combining energy-efficient propulsion with advanced hull design, Navier aims to lower operating costs and expand access to waterways, offering a scalable alternative to traditional marine transport.

LogisticsOS specializes in route optimization software for last-mile delivery companies. It offers algorithms that enable same-day and next-hour deliveries, increasing profit per delivery by 15%. The company's engine is used by major players like FedEx and USPS. With a market size of $5B growing at 20% YoY, LogisticsOS aims to reach $1.2M in annual recurring revenue by the end of 2021.

BeGo is a company focused on enhancing the trade dynamics between the United States and Mexico through its innovative marketplace platform. It has developed a fleet management application that assists businesses in tracking the status of their merchandise. This application allows users to find, quote, and book transport fleets while providing real-time updates on the location and status of goods. By offering automatic notifications for key milestones, such as when merchandise is picked up or arrives at its destination, BeGo aims to streamline logistics and improve the efficiency of cross-border trade.

BeGo is a company focused on enhancing the trade dynamics between the United States and Mexico through its innovative marketplace platform. It has developed a fleet management application that assists businesses in tracking the status of their merchandise. This application allows users to find, quote, and book transport fleets while providing real-time updates on the location and status of goods. By offering automatic notifications for key milestones, such as when merchandise is picked up or arrives at its destination, BeGo aims to streamline logistics and improve the efficiency of cross-border trade.

99 minutos is a last-mile logistics disruptor for LatAm's burgeoning e-commerce space. The company enables enterprise e-commerce clients to reliably same-day deliver products at low cost - a first for the region. Currently operating in Mexico, Chile, Colombia, and Peru. The company was founded in 2014 by Alexis Patjane and is headquartered in Mexico City, Mexico.

BSILIENCE specializes in logistics and transportation, focusing on freight transportation arrangement and support activities for cargo needs

BeyondTrucks streamlines real-time fleet operations for private and specialty trucking companies. Its configurable platform automates processes and optimizes decisions, replacing outdated software and manual methods.

TrueNorth is a software platform for independent truckers that aims to improve load acquisition and operations. It helps drivers find routes, verify rate sheets, and search multiple load boards, while enabling route optimization, dispatch, load coordination, and automated tracking. The platform also supports back-office tasks such as insurance, fuel, and maintenance management, providing a centralized tool for managing workloads without owning vehicles. By unifying independent operators under a single solution, TrueNorth seeks to address inefficiencies in the fragmented trucking industry and offers access to large-fleet resources with a lower take rate as an alternative to traditional operations. The company is based in San Francisco, California.

TrueNorth is a software platform for independent truckers that aims to improve load acquisition and operations. It helps drivers find routes, verify rate sheets, and search multiple load boards, while enabling route optimization, dispatch, load coordination, and automated tracking. The platform also supports back-office tasks such as insurance, fuel, and maintenance management, providing a centralized tool for managing workloads without owning vehicles. By unifying independent operators under a single solution, TrueNorth seeks to address inefficiencies in the fragmented trucking industry and offers access to large-fleet resources with a lower take rate as an alternative to traditional operations. The company is based in San Francisco, California.

Momentus offers in-space infrastructure services, including transportation for satellites between orbits, hosted payloads, and in-orbit services. Founded in 2017, the company is based in Santa Clara, California.

Pronto is a rapidly expanding marketplace that offers ride-sharing and delivery services specifically targeting second-tier cities in Latin America. Established in 2017 by founders Miguel Cano, Gabriel Cano, and Nydia Cano, Pronto utilizes a unique subscription model for drivers, eliminating commission fees and facilitating a more equitable income structure. The platform connects private drivers with passengers, delivery personnel, and local businesses, allowing for cost-effective transportation solutions. This approach not only benefits drivers by providing them with fair compensation but also offers passengers more affordable fares. Pronto has garnered support from Y Combinator and various global venture capital funds, positioning it for continued growth in the competitive mobility sector.

Nowports is a digital freight forwarder that streamlines the import and export process for companies and individuals. It provides a platform that enables users to manage their shipments in real-time, offering features such as freight tracking, booking of cargo, and the ability to request quotes. By integrating artificial intelligence, Nowports enhances the efficiency, security, and transparency of freight transportation. The platform allows users to register frequently used products and providers, facilitating smoother logistics management. With its focus on combining technology and supply chain solutions, Nowports aims to make freight transportation accessible and affordable for businesses, allowing them to move goods conveniently from any port.

Pronto is a rapidly expanding marketplace that offers ride-sharing and delivery services specifically targeting second-tier cities in Latin America. Established in 2017 by founders Miguel Cano, Gabriel Cano, and Nydia Cano, Pronto utilizes a unique subscription model for drivers, eliminating commission fees and facilitating a more equitable income structure. The platform connects private drivers with passengers, delivery personnel, and local businesses, allowing for cost-effective transportation solutions. This approach not only benefits drivers by providing them with fair compensation but also offers passengers more affordable fares. Pronto has garnered support from Y Combinator and various global venture capital funds, positioning it for continued growth in the competitive mobility sector.

Kovi is a digital car rental platform operating in Latin America, enabling mobility for ride-hailing and delivery drivers through an online on-demand service. It employs an asset-light model by partnering with automakers and traditional rental companies to offer flexible, affordable vehicle access. Founded in 2018 and based in São Paulo, Brazil, Kovi serves markets in Brazil and Mexico, advancing safer, more accessible transportation for millions of users.

Momentus offers in-space infrastructure services, including transportation for satellites between orbits, hosted payloads, and in-orbit services. Founded in 2017, the company is based in Santa Clara, California.

Grin Scooters is a software company that manages a network of shared electric scooters and skates, aimed at providing a fun and eco-friendly mode of transportation. Currently operating in Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Sao Paulo, and Bogota, Grin focuses on enhancing urban mobility while promoting environmental sustainability. The company is dedicated to connecting people through its electric mobility solutions, offering an alternative to traditional transportation methods and contributing to the reduction of pollution in urban areas. Grin has plans to expand its operations to additional cities across Latin America.

Shone Automation is a company focused on transforming the shipping industry through the development of autonomous retrofitted ships. Its innovative platform utilizes artificial intelligence to provide a digital co-pilot for container vessels, enhancing safety and environmental sustainability in ocean trade. By minimizing risks and reducing fuel consumption, Shone Automation aims to support shipowners in protecting their crew and the marine ecosystem. Through its advanced technology, the company seeks to make maritime operations more efficient and eco-friendly.

Natilus Inc. is a California-based company that specializes in manufacturing aircraft drones for freight forwarding. Founded in 2016 by Aleksey Matyushev and Anatoly Starikov, the company aims to transform the air cargo industry through innovative designs and advanced technology. With a team of engineering experts who have extensive experience in various aviation sectors, Natilus seeks to reduce air freight costs and improve accessibility for underdeveloped areas, ultimately enhancing global supply chain efficiency and sustainability. Its aircraft, including the Kona short-haul UAV, Alisio medium/long-range UAV, and Nordes long-range UAV, are constructed from carbon fiber composites and utilize existing ground infrastructure and standard air cargo containers. This design allows for remote piloting capabilities and positions Natilus to capitalize on a significant market opportunity, projecting an expansion of the air freight sector to $470 billion through cost reductions and increased efficiency.

May Mobility, Inc. is an autonomous vehicle company based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, founded in 2017. The company specializes in developing and deploying autonomous vehicle technology to enhance public transportation systems. May Mobility operates a fleet of six-passenger electric shuttles that navigate through traffic using mapped and closed-loop routes. By analyzing city traffic and commuter patterns, the company identifies bottlenecks and optimizes transit routes for various communities. Its services aim to reduce human error in driving, lower pollution levels, and provide economic benefits to both communities and riders. Through its innovative approach, May Mobility seeks to create a safer, greener, and more efficient transportation environment.

Shipwell, Inc. is a technology company that develops a cloud-based transportation management system designed to optimize and automate the logistics of freight shipping. Founded in 2016 and based in Austin, Texas, Shipwell offers software solutions for managing various freight types, including truckload and less-than-truckload shipments, as well as e-commerce and parcel shipping. The platform enables real-time communication between shippers, brokers, and carriers, facilitating a seamless process for moving goods. Shipwell leverages advanced analytics to identify opportunities within supply chain networks, enhancing operational efficiency. The company's business model includes charging commissions on freight services and fees for its software platform, thereby providing a marketplace for shippers to connect with freight carriers while ensuring competitive rates and effective tracking capabilities.

Founded in 2017, Skyways is a Texas-based company developing advanced unmanned aerial systems. They specialize in vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) drones for cargo transportation, with a payload capacity of up to 45 pounds. Their focus lies in creating autonomous delivery drones equipped with software and AI technology for full autonomy and large-scale fleet operations.

Zippy.ai is a company focused on developing autonomous robots specifically designed for last-mile grocery and package delivery. With a team of experts in engineering, robotics, computer vision, machine learning, and design, Zippy aims to integrate these intelligent robots into urban environments, enhancing the convenience of everyday tasks such as food ordering and grocery pickup. Utilizing artificial intelligence and GPS technology, Zippy's robots facilitate the efficient delivery of orders and parcels, helping clients improve their operational productivity. These autonomous robots are envisioned to become a common yet unobtrusive presence in cities, operating independently while maintaining a lifelike interaction with their surroundings.

Founded in 2017, Skyways is a Texas-based company developing advanced unmanned aerial systems. They specialize in vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) drones for cargo transportation, with a payload capacity of up to 45 pounds. Their focus lies in creating autonomous delivery drones equipped with software and AI technology for full autonomy and large-scale fleet operations.

Founded in 2016, Lori Systems operates a logistics platform that connects transporters with cargo owners. Based in Nairobi, Kenya, with offices in Mombasa, Kampala, and Lagos, the company uses technology to improve transparency, flexibility, reliability, and cost savings (up to 18%) in Africa's $180 billion annual haulage market.

Terminal49 specializes in automating container tracking and risk management. It offers real-time data via dashboard and APIs, helping logistics operators streamline workflows, save time, and reduce transportation costs.

Token Transit, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in mobile ticketing and payment solutions for public transportation agencies. Established in 2015 and based in San Francisco, California, Token Transit offers a user-friendly application that allows riders in the United States and Canada to purchase fares using their smartphones. The platform supports payments via credit, debit, and commuter benefits cards, as well as Cash App Pay for unbanked and underbanked users. Token Transit works with over 200 municipal and regional transportation agencies across North America, enhancing the commuting experience by enabling fare purchases directly within popular applications like Google Maps and Apple Maps. Through its software-as-a-service model, Token Transit aims to provide convenience and flexibility in public transit fare management.

Yoshi, Inc. is a company that specializes in on-demand gas delivery and automotive services. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware, Yoshi provides fuel delivery directly to parked vehicles, as well as scheduled refueling and concierge services. In addition to fuel, the company offers oil changes and car washes, ensuring that customers can maintain their vehicles without interrupting their daily routines. Yoshi also features an application that allows users to view local gas prices and access additional vehicle care details. The company primarily serves customers in the Greater Atlanta, Nashville, and San Francisco Bay areas, with a mission to keep vehicles moving efficiently and sustainably while delivering high-quality customer service.

Starsky Robotics, Inc. is an autonomous trucking company founded in 2015 and based in San Francisco, California. The company focuses on developing technology to automate vehicles, specifically targeting the trucking industry, which is vital to the American economy, transporting 70% of all freight. Starsky Robotics aims to enhance safety on the roads by creating trucks that can operate autonomously on highways while allowing drivers to remotely control the vehicles during the first and last miles of delivery. This innovative approach not only seeks to improve road safety but also strives to provide drivers with more meaningful work opportunities closer to their homes, addressing the challenges faced by long-haul truck drivers who often spend extended periods away from their families.