
Germany · Mechanical or industrial engineering startup
FERNRIDE is a Munich-based company specializing in AI-powered ground autonomy for automated electric trucking and scalable logistics solutions.
Funding reportedLast round: Series A
FERNRIDE is a Munich-based company specializing in AI-powered ground autonomy for automated electric trucking and scalable logistics solutions.
Founded in 2019, the company emerged from a decade of research at the Technical University of Munich and has grown to employ over 150 people. FERNRIDE aims to address the global driver shortage and the environmental impact of transportation through sustainable logistics and human-centric automation. The company offers a modular, vehicle-agnostic ground autonomy platform that transforms any truck into an autonomous asset. Their technology includes human-assisted autonomy, allowing remote operators to control electric trucks from office facilities. FERNRIDE provides turnkey solutions that integrate sustainable trucks into existing logistics processes and offers a Transportation-as-a-Service model for driverless transport. Their platform serves various industries, including logistics and defense, with trusted partnerships with major companies like Volkswagen and DB Schenker. FERNRIDE is set to deliver Europe’s first fully certified autonomous trucking system in 2025.
Funding, as reported
From FERNRIDE's own website: 1 founder, 6 on the team.
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teleoperationindustrial automationharsh environment operationautonomous truckingsupply chain efficiencyclean energy & technologycargo logisticscollision avoidancereal-time datadistributionmanufacturingremote operationautonomous vehicle control softwaresafety certificationhuman machine interfacelong-haul transport
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