LogisticsOS (YC W21) — World's fastest and most optimal route optimization engine
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LogisticsOS provides route optimization and fleet dispatching algorithms as services to let any last-mile company offer same-day and next-hour delivery. We are the creators of the route optimization engine that both FedEx and USPS are using on production today.
LogisticsOS is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2021 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: World's fastest and most optimal route optimization engine. The founders listed are Yuzhe Yan (Founder), Tiangang Song (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, January 17, 2021).
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LogisticsOS provides route optimization and fleet dispatching algorithms as services to let any last-mile company offer same-day and next-hour delivery. We are the creators of the route optimization engine that both FedEx and USPS are using on production today. We increase profit per delivery by 15% and optimize thousands of deliveries in seconds using 30X faster algorithms.
Yuzhe Yan
Founder
Tiangang Song
Founder
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