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Marc El Khoury and Joe Lynch discuss maximizing driver utilization. Marc is the CEO and Co-founder of aifleet, a tech-driven trucking company. Marc and the aifleet team use a proprietary AI tech to dramatically increase driver utilization.

The next top startup on the list is called aifleeet inc. It is an Austin-based startup worth watching if you want to know more about upcoming businesses in the artificial intelligence scene.

Aifleet’s CFO, Mike Stephens, joins host Thomas Wasson for episode 73 of the Freightwaves podcast, Loaded and Rolling.

The round was led by Ibex Investors with participation from Obvious Ventures, Gerdau Next, Compound, Cooley and individual investor Tom Williams. The company has raised $35 million since 2021.

Ibex Investors led a $14 million round of funding for aifleet, a technology-enabled trucking company that works to lessen emissions and make ground shipping more efficient.

On Charles String’s Trucking Insurance podcast, meet Marc El Khoury, CEO of aifleet, who shares his journey on growing a tech and trucking operation.

In today's episode we explore the possibility to increase truck driver satisfaction and boost truck utilization with better planning tools and smarter algorithms.

Marc El Khoury joins us to talk about his career, starting out as an engineer before becoming a management consultant and eventually founding aifleet.

Howard Chao and Jeff Peters interview Marc El Khoury of Aifleet, a technology company disrupting the $800B antiquated trucking industry. By leveraging advanced algorithms, they are infusing efficiency into the supply chain, and by treating our drivers with respect.

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with 39-year-old Tracey Price, a long-haul truck driver for aifleet based in Texas.

Decision intelligence speeds up the process of delivering data to decision-makers efficiently, improving operations across industries including retail, healthcare and trucking.

At The Westly Group, we love to evaluate startups shaping the future of clean energy, mobility, buildings, and industrial technology. Here are 10 sectors we are particularly excited about that we believe will drive investment activity in 2023.

2022 was a big year for Climate Tech, particularly in the U.S. The Inflation Reduction Act was a shot in the arm for investors at all stages. But what emerges from the flood of money, and what doesn’t make the cut?

aifleet is disrupting the $800b antiquated trucking industry with a relentless focus on network efficiency and driver satisfaction. The magic sauce? Our human-centric AI helps us generate up to 60% more revenue per truck per week than other trucking companies by finding the most efficient routes for our drivers.

aifleet driver David says truck driving is a rewarding experience, “I’ve seen so many things, it’s priceless. It’s a nice industry to be in.“

Based in Austin, Texas, the dry van truckload carrier launched in 2021 taking aim at inefficiencies in the trucking sector, where driver utilization is below 50% and driver turnover is more than 90%.

Marc El Khoury contends that there’s not really a driver shortage. The problem, he says, is the traditional trucking model is terribly inefficient — but it doesn’t have to be.

The trucking startup is addressing America’s supply chain struggles with a proprietary algorithm and AI that optimize drivers’ workflows.

Marc El Khoury, co-founder and CEO of aifleet, told FreightWaves the company’s goal is to build a trucking company highly focused on implementing technology to fix the major problems that drivers have with the job today.

Based in Austin, Texas the small, but growing, trucking company is all about attracting and retaining drivers, especially women, by improving their pay and lifestyle.