AI assistance is finding its way into an increasing number of corners of the market, and the industrial supply chain is an area that could use help the most. This week, we speak with Ed Nabrotzky, CEO of industrial technology firm Dot Ai.
Dot Ai announced a $130 million combination with ShoulderUp Technology Acquisition Corp. (OTC:SUAC) in March 2024.
Ed explains how Dot Ai has given clients enhanced vision for their warehouse management through the use of both devices and AI software tools that keep products moving on time even when the human workers miss something.
He also tells us why he expects Dot Ai’s pairing of a SPAC listing and a freshly announced strategic partnership will lead it to its growth goals. How will the upcoming international trade fights impact everyday shippers? And, what’s up next around the corner in the technology in this space?
Give it a listen.
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