Artificial intelligence (AI) in Kazakhstan is
helping businesses reach a new level. Modern technologies are already being
utilized in education, healthcare, energy, manufacturing, and logistics. Among
these, the logistics sector is undergoing particularly rapid transformation.
Digital solutions help calculate transportation costs, minimize expenses, and
determine optimal routes. All of this significantly improves the efficiency,
speed, transparency, and security of supply chains. Smart algorithms also provide
real-time average market prices. This progress has been made possible thanks to
the Kazakh startup binY, whose development began in 2022. Just a year later,
the product was launched on the market. The service automates everything - from
finding a driver to route calculation. Today, the platform handles over 150
shipments per month. The project has already ranked among the Top 3 of the
Silkway Accelerator by Google.
«Essentially, we connect service providers and
customers, enabling them to communicate within our platform and receive the
fastest and most convenient service for tracking and cost forecasting. Everything
the market has to offer is embedded into our technologies. We’ve been
recognized as a ‘Digital Silk Road’, which means we are creating a digital
space that is reliable, seamless, and capable of handling all deliveries
through us,» noted the founder of binY Asset Khassenov.
The service can support both large enterprises
and small businesses. A single logistics specialist or dispatcher can manage
the entire supply chain through the platform. This means the system enables
control and acceleration of most processes, from the automatic creation of
shipping requests to route planning and communication with carriers.
«Digitalization and transit were essentially
the reasons we launched our startup. We understood that our core strength as a
country and as an economy lies in our potential to serve as a transit hub. We’re
scaling into other regions from the start, because logistics is interconnected
and can’t remain static. We’re expanding into new areas and actively developing
transit through our country,» Khassenov added.
The startup is successfully operating in
Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and the Kyrgyz Republic. This year, the service was
also launched in China. The developers are confident that the system will
become the largest digital logistics hub in Central Asia.
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