Navo24 AI Logistics Platform Has Launched
The new platform uses autonomous AI to streamline tracking and reduce inefficiencies across global shipping lanes.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Artificial Intelligence
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Founders Oleksii Shatunov and Stefan Rogovskiy have launched Navo24, an AI-driven logistics platform. The system is designed to provide real-time telemetry for ocean freight to help reduce container deadweight and carbon emissions.
Why it matters
The platform addresses critical inefficiencies in global shipping such as port dwell times and high carbon output. By leveraging real-time data, it aims to optimize container movement across international supply chains.
Navo24 integrates with enterprise ERPs using an autonomous AI-MCP intelligence ecosystem to normalize logistics milestones. The infrastructure meets ISO/IEC 27001 standards and complies with the EU Artificial Intelligence Act.
The players
Oleksii Shatunov
He is a founder of the Navo24 AI logistics platform.
Stefan Rogovskiy
He is a founder of the Navo24 AI logistics platform.
WEMELOGISTICS LTD
This UK-based company is the operator of the Navo24 platform.
The details
Operated by the UK-based firm WEMELOGISTICS LTD, the platform utilizes specialized tools named TrackingMCP, SchedulesMCP, LoadingMCP, and FreightRatesMCP. These tools align with Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA) standards to ensure interoperability between AI agents and logistics teams.
Timeline
Navo24 was launched on September 28, 2026.
The Tech Race
Navo24 follows a growing trend of integrating autonomous AI-MCP protocols into industrial infrastructure to bridge the gap between legacy ERP systems and modern machine learning agents. This marks a departure from traditional, siloed shipping software toward an open, standardized global ecosystem.
Logistics managers and supply chain teams can expect improved workflow automation through the platform's standardized AI agent integration. Companies using these tools must ensure their internal data handling remains consistent with the platform's ISO/IEC 27001 and GDPR compliance frameworks.
The takeaway
The implementation of standardized AI protocols in logistics represents a major step toward digitized, autonomous supply chain management. Industry participants should focus on protocol interoperability to fully leverage these new intelligence ecosystems.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Supply and Demand Chain Executive.
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