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Sign upDistributed artificial intelligence making bulk goods logistics easy & efficient for construction companies
Distributed artificial intelligence making bulk goods logistics easy & efficient for construction companies
Using distributed artificial intelligence (DAI), Kamioni's technology collects and consolidates information, determines the best course of action and controls it autonomously. To maximize truck utilization and construction site productivity, Kamioni coordinates truck between mixing plants, construction sites and landfills. The entire handling process, from ordering, dispatching to route guidance and delivery notes, is done digitally. Aimed at helping small and medium-sized construction companies transition towards process digitalization, Kamioni offers a user-friendly desktop and smartphone application for dispatchers, truck drivers and foremen.
Kamioni GmbH
Kamioni makes construction logistics easy & efficient by connecting supply & demand on a single platform.
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