CargoSense, the “Visibility OS” platform for driving transformative supply chain automation using visibility data, announced today an initial close on an $8 million Series A investment round, led by Lanza techVentures and Merck Global Health Innovation fund.

The FT is pleased to announce its fifth annual ranking of the fastest-growing companies in the Americas, covering a period that took in the pandemic and the end of rock-bottom interest rates.

Leveraging measurements, automation, and collaboration, we simplify operations for our customers. Dive into the world of digital twins—synthesizing every detail about a shipment for smart decision-making.

Tune in and welcome back Eric Johnson for this episode of Logtech Live, and his guest, Chris Schetter, VP of Product at CargoSense as they discuss ways to tackle challenges in a noisy industry and how to measure visibility more effectively.

Rich Kilmer, chief executive officer of CargoSense, brings us up to date on the technology that enables shipment visibility—including the internet of things and digital twins—and what shippers are really looking for in that department.

A little over a decade after its founding, CargoSense’s leadership has a plan to take the company to the next level. Founded in 2012, Reston, Virginia’s CargoSense is described by founder Rich Kilmer as a “10-year-old” startup.

CargoSense announced today that the company has been granted patent No. 11,386,387 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.