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Drones in last-mile delivery: A systematic review on Efficiency, Accessibility, and Sustainability
Transportation Research, Part D: Transport and Environment, 2023 and develop sustainable drone delivery ...
David Gligor +2 more
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Making last mile logistics models aware of customer choices, demand sustainability and data economy
European Transport Research ReviewBy 2030, the rise of delivery vehicles in the ten most populated cities worldwide is expected to increase GHG emissions between 21% and 32%. This trend puts pressure on public and private stakeholders to take measures to improve the sustainability of ...
Katharina Beck +6 more
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, 2021 Last mile delivery is one of the most complex processes in the whole logistics process. This is because it involves many uncertainties, such as weather conditions, road conditions, traffic, car accidents, delivery vehicle anomalies, choice of route, avoiding parcel damage and delivery errors, and communication with the retailer or the recipient of the ...
Corchado Rodríguez, Juan Manuel
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Innovative last mile delivery concepts: Evaluating last mile delivery using a traffic simulator [PDF]
2021 7th International Conference on Models and Technologies for Intelligent Transportation Systems (MT-ITS), 2021 This paper investigates, through a simulation approach, how novel alternative last-mile solutions (LMS) can harmonise network efficiency with environmental sustainability in a Washington D.C. urban setting. The ability of public buses to scale delivery services with demand was fundamental to reducing Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions and harmful air ...
Dylan Johnson, Emmanouil Chaniotakis
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Selecting the Flexible Last-Mile Delivery Models Using Multicriteria Decision-Making
Promet (Zagreb), 2023 Postal service providers can reorganize the last-mile delivery process within the scope of universal service and apply some of the flexible models for the organization of the delivery process. In this paper, the question of the selection of Flexible Last-
Mladenka Blagojević +2 more
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Prioritizing Risks in Last Mile Delivery: A Bayesian Belief Network Approach
IEEE Access, 2022 The remarkable explosion of e-commerce has marked the latest years of different industries and put forward a higher requirement for the last mile delivery.
Hajed Mismar +2 more
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Drones, 2022 Supply chain solutions are based on first-mile and last-mile deliveries; their efficiency significantly influences the total cost of operation. Drone technologies make it possible to improve first-mile and last-mile operations, but the design and ...
Tamás Bányai
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Use of artificial intelligence in last mile delivery [PDF]
SHS Web of Conferences, 2021 Research background: Artificial intelligence is a term that is now known to almost everyone and is among the trends and innovations of Industry 4.0 for 2020. It is a much-discussed topic in the field of technology.
Jucha Peter
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Last‐mile delivery with drone and lockers
Networks, 2023 AbstractIn this article, we define a new routing problem that arises in the last‐mile delivery of parcels, in which customers can be served either directly at home by a capacitated truck, or possibly with a drone carried on the truck, or in a self‐service mode using one of the available lockers.
Boschetti Marco Antonio +1 more
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Экономика и управление, 2023 Aim. The presented study aims to analyze transformations that last-mile delivery has undergone during the years of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic in the Russian Federation, considering that, on the one hand, the final stage of delivery is considered ...
A. A. Kurochkina +2 more
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