Oway

Oway is an industrial automation and freight distribution platform built around three connected parts. IOI is an open protocol and schema for linking industrial systems, machines and partners. Juno is an industrial AI that reasons over an operation's data and takes action on it. Oway OS optimizes shipments using a network of audited vehicles, so that freight can be placed on trucks that already have open space on a lane. It is aimed at shippers and carriers, and at operations that make and move things. The vendor lists manufacturing, logistics and supply chain, robotics and autonomy, mining and materials, energy and utilities, defense and aerospace, retail and consumer goods, and healthcare and life sciences as target industries. The site's examples show Oway OS quoting a price for open space on a truck already on the road, with sample quotes shown below market rates. Developers can build on the platform through documentation, APIs and an MCP server, and the vendor publishes research covering case studies, models, benchmarks and notes on how Juno is evaluated. Pricing is not published. Access starts with a demo request, and existing customers log in through the site. Shipment quotes are produced per load on the lane rather than from a published rate card.