Ninja Hubs, Chilean AI startup for warehouses, raises US$125,000 from Magical
Chilean startup Ninja Hubs developed Ninja WMS, software with artificial intelligence that decides which operator takes each order and when they receive the next one, balancing workloads and prioritizing orders by service level. The company operates with two active clients in Chile and added a US$125,000 investment from Magical, a fund and accelerator that brought it into its portfolio. It estimates that automating these functions could cut administrative workload by up to 30% and plans to reach Mexico after consolidating in Chile.
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- Ninja WMS uses AI to assign orders, balance workloads and prioritize orders in warehouses.
- The startup operates with two active clients in Chile and received US$125,000 from Magical.
- The company estimates a reduction of up to 30% in administrative workload, a figure it describes as an initial estimate.
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