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Battery-Powered Trains Are Picking Up Speed - Vimarsana News

Battery-Powered Trains Are Picking Up Speed

Electric locomotives could cut emissions of greenhouse gases and toxic pollutants that harm people living near rail yards.

Source: wired.com
The AlleyWatch Startup Daily Funding Report: 2/4/2022 - Vimarsana News

The AlleyWatch Startup Daily Funding Report: 2/4/2022

The latest venture capital, seed, pre-seed, and angel deals for NYC startups for 2/4/2022 featuring funding details for Parallel Systems, Cortex Fusion Systems, and much more.

Parallel Systems: This is a test - Vimarsana News

Parallel Systems: This is a test

A startup intends to streamline and decarbonize land cargo transport. Here's hoping they succeed.

Parallel Systems raises $50M Series A to build autonomous battery-electric rail cars that move freight - Vimarsana News

Parallel Systems raises $50M Series A to build autonomous battery-electric rail cars that move freight

Parallel Systems, a company founded by former SpaceX engineers to reimagine the railroad system, has raised $49.55 million in Series A funds to build autonomous battery-electric rail vehicles that move freight. The round is led by Anthos Capital, and includes investments from Congruent Ventures, Riot Ventures, Embark Ventures, and others....

Former SpaceX colleagues join forces to build autonomous freight train cars, which aim to boost efficiency and ease supply-chain pressures - Vimarsana News

Former SpaceX colleagues join forces to build autonomous freight train cars, which aim to boost efficiency and ease supply-chain pressures

Freight train hauls shipping containers. jopstock/Getty Former SpaceX engineers are building self-driving, electric freight train cars, CNBC reported.