StreetDrone develops autonomous and teleoperation technology for industrial logistics, specifically designed for non-public road operations in environments such as ports and manufacturing facilities. Their solutions enhance operational efficiency and safety by deploying autonomous terminal tractors that outperform traditional automated guided vehicles (AGVs).
Funding
$212.6K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Industrial logistics operations in environments like ports and manufacturing facilities often rely on traditional automated guided vehicles (AGVs), which can be inefficient and costly. These operations also face challenges in ensuring safety and optimizing performance in dynamic, non-public road environments.
Solution
StreetDrone, now part of Oxa, provides autonomous and teleoperation technology designed to revolutionize industrial logistics. Their solutions focus on deploying autonomous terminal tractors that outperform traditional AGVs, enhancing operational efficiency and safety. By leveraging advanced software and drive-by-wire technology, StreetDrone enables remote and autonomous operations in environments such as ports, retail distribution centers, and manufacturing sites. The company partners with industry leaders to integrate technologies like 5G connectivity, predictive analytics, and teleoperation software, ensuring seamless and safe autonomous logistics.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes operators in ports, retail distribution, and manufacturing facilities seeking to improve efficiency and safety through autonomous industrial logistics.
Features
- Autonomous terminal tractors designed for non-public road operations
- Teleoperation capabilities for remote vehicle control and enhanced safety
- Drive-by-wire technology for retrofitting existing vehicles with autonomous functionality
- Integration with partners like Nokia (5G), Hitachi (connected infrastructure and predictive analytics), and Voysys (teleoperation software)
- Open-source software (Project Aslan) for accelerating autonomous capability development
- Simulation testing to ensure safety in both virtual and physical environments