AI-powered technology company shuddl has launched a new platform to connect shippers to available freight space on-demand, enabling carriers to fill unused space in trucks in motion. The platform is expected to help increase profitability and sustainability by reducing carbon emissions and boosting driver pay. In addition, shuddl aims to offer unparalleled sustainability via an up to 75% reduction in harmful emissions and to-the-minute delivery scheduling accuracy. Spencer Steliga, founder of shuddl, said that logistics had been the weak link in the supply chain’s innovation, and that his company aimed to deliver the most efficient mode of transport while giving shippers complete transparency into the entire process.
Shuddl Unveils AI Platform Connecting Shippers and Carriers to Optimize Truck Space Utilization and Boost Delivery Performance, Sustainability, and Profitability
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