top of page
AI Agents for Logistics, Explained
Welcome to LunaPath’s hub for straight talk on agentic AI in logistics. Find explainers that show how specialized AI agents handle real work. If you’re evaluating logistics AI, 3PL automation, or agent-based workflows, start here. No hype - just tactics, tools, and ROI.
project44 Creates Two Businesses and Launches LSP44, the AI Agent and API Infrastructure That 9 of the World's 10 Largest Logistics Providers Already Run
Shippers buy TMS, Visibility, YMS, and Last Mile. Logistics service providers buy infrastructure. Today those become two businesses: project44, the Decision Intelligence Platform for enterprise shippers, and LSP44, the profitable, AI-Native Agent & API infrastructure company that 3PLs, freight forwarders, and brokers embed directly into their own tech stack. CHICAGO — July 14, 2026 — project44 today announced that it is separating into two focused businesses. project44 will
Jul 15
How to Design AI Escalation Workflows in Logistics Operations
Understanding that AI agents need human oversight is the easy part. The harder part, the one most implementations get wrong, is designing how that oversight actually works in practice. When does an agent hand off to a human? Who receives the escalation? What context travels with it? How does the system know the difference between a routine exception it can resolve and a genuinely novel situation that requires judgment? These aren't philosophical questions. They're engineering
Jul 9
What Data Do AI Agents Need in Logistics?
Every conversation about AI agents in logistics eventually circles back to the same infrastructure question, usually too late: What data does the system need to function, and do we have it? Most logistics teams assume the answer is yes - they have a TMS, they have visibility data, they have carrier contacts. But having data and having the right kind of data in the right format at the right latency are three different things. AI agents that fail in production almost never fail
Jul 7
AI Tools for Logistics Companies: The 2026 Buyer's Guide
The logistics AI market has expanded fast enough that "AI tool" has become almost meaningless as a category. Some platforms help you see more of your operation. Others help you predict more. The newest generation helps you actually do more of the work rather than just surface information about it. Understanding which category a tool falls into matters far more than evaluating individual vendor features, because the categories solve fundamentally different problems. Here's how
Jul 2
bottom of page