Analysis of Characteristics and Efficiency of Smart Locker System (Case Study: Jabodetabek)

Refaningati, Tuesta; Nahry,; Tangkudung, S.W.; Kusuma, Andyka

doi:10.5109/2740966

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“…Simulation-based and real delivery data studies assess the decision to invest PL networks, showing that PLs can provide economic benefits. Several papers compare HDs and PLs through simulations [23] or via real time data [24,25] and conclude that PL adoption implies cost reduction "due to the less travel to unload the whole orders to the locations where the PLs are installed" [24]. Recently, some studies quantified through PL simulations in order to consider economic impact and focusing on city typology (urban, suburban, developing cities) and logistics solutions [26][27][28].…”

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What Young E-Consumers Want? Forecasting Parcel Lockers Choice in Rome

2021

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Surges in e-commerce sales represent a huge challenge for urban freight transport. Parcel lockers constitute a valid solution for addressing the challenges home deliveries imply. In fact, eliminating courier–consumer contact (also relevant for health-related issues, as made evident by the COVID-19 pandemic) and delivering in fewer predefined places might help coping mechanisms for missed deliveries substantially. Furthermore, this option enables consolidated shipping and reduced delivery trip costs. This paper analyses and compares consumer preferences for alternative collection strategies. It investigates home delivery vs. parcel locker use and forecasts their future market shares. This is performed based on both customer socio-economic variables and the attributes characterising these alternative logistic fulfilment strategies. The case study considered tests upon a stated preference survey deployed in the city of Rome. The investigation specifically targeted young people (i.e., population under 30 years) since they represent early adopters. Discrete choice models allow both quantifying the monetary value of parcel lockers attributes (i.e., willingness to pay measures) and estimating the potential demand for this innovative delivery scheme. Results show that distance and accessibility are the main choice determinants. Furthermore, there is an overall high propensity to adopt parcel lockers. This research can support policymakers when implementing such solutions.

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What Young E-Consumers Want? Forecasting Parcel Lockers Choice in Rome

2021

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“…2. There were some experimental had been conducted with several parameters 24) had been selected in finding the maximum danger detector distance from the vehicle.…”

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Safety Working Environment at Highway: Safety Warning Detector (SWAD) System

Hassan¹,

Yusof²,

Ikhsan³

et al. 2021

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The research study was carried out for the safety of highway maintenance workers in order to avoid incidents or hazards in the direct emergency lane on the highway through the implementation of a danger sensor device which known as Signal Warning Detector (SWAD). The distance sensor detected the object at a certain distance and sent the signal to the output via the siren device and emergency light. The device sensor was mounted on the highway worker vehicle. It also sent signal to the receiver to alert employee by giving early signal of danger detected. The receiver alerted employee by vibrating the vibrator motor that was attached at highway worker's arm. The main objective of the SWAD was to increase the safety procedure and precaution for maintenance highway workers that currently doing their job at the emergency lane of the highway. The Signal Warning Detector (SWAD) had successfully implemented by detecting the vehicle or danger from behind in 70 meter maximum distance at straight emergency lane. The SWAD was effective to be used on highway worker vehicles for additional safety by giving early danger signal.

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“…The second-largest share focuses on Emerging technologies and innovations covering topics such as goods reception solutions, innovative vehicle solutions and emerging business models. Some examples of literature include studies of collection and delivery points (Morganti et al, 2014), unattended delivery (Xu et al, 2008), self-service technology models (Jiang et al, 2020), smart lockers systems (Refaningati et al, 2020), electric vehicles (de Mello Bandeira et al, 2019, drones (Swanson, 2019) and crowdsourcing (Devari et al, 2017).…”

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Last mile delivery in logistics and supply chain management: a bibliometric analysis and future directions

Akbari

2022

BIJ

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PurposeThe main objective of this paper is to provide a systematic literature review (SLR) and structured insight into last mile delivery, ultimately identifying gaps in current knowledge and proposing a framework for future research direction in terms of sustainability in the area.Design/methodology/approachThis paper identifies and synthesizes information from academic journals and examines “Journals and Publishing place,” “Geographic location,” “Year of Publication,” “University and Author Affiliation,” “Themes and Sub-themes,” “Theory,” “Research Design, Methods and Area” and “Industry Involvement.” A collection of online databases from 2005 to 2020 were explored, using the keywords “Last mile delivery,” “Last mile logistics,” “Last mile transportation,” “Last mile fulfillment,” “Last mile operations” and “Last mile distribution” in their title and/or abstract and/or keywords. Accordingly, a total of 281 journal articles were found in this discipline area, and data were derived from a succession of variables.FindingsThere has been significant growth in published articles concerning last mile delivery over the last 15 years (2005–2020). An in-depth review of the literature shows five dimensions of the last mile: last mile delivery, transportation, operations, distribution and logistics. Each of these dimensions is interrelated and possess clustered characteristics. For instance, last mile operations, last mile transportation and last mile delivery are operational, whereas last mile distribution is tactical, and last mile logistics possess strategic characteristics. The findings also indicate that even though the sustainability concept can be incorporated into all levels of the last mile, the current literature landscape mainly concentrates on the operational level.Research limitations/implicationsThis review is limited to academic sources available from Emerald Insight, Science Direct, Taylor and Francis, Springer, MDPI and IEEE containing the mentioned keywords in the title and/or abstract/or keywords. Furthermore, only papers from high-quality, peer-reviewed journals were evaluated. Other sources such as books and conference papers were not included.Practical implicationsThis study dissects last mile delivery to produce a framework that captures and presents its complex characteristics and its interconnectedness with various related components. By analyzing last mile delivery in its entirety, the framework also helps practitioners pinpoint which levels of last mile delivery (operation, tactical or strategic) they can incorporate the concept of sustainability.Originality/valueThe research findings enrich the contemporary literature landscape and future work by providing a conceptual framework that incorporates the “economic,” “environmental” and “social” pillars of sustainability in all dimensions of the last mile delivery.

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Analysis of Characteristics and Efficiency of Smart Locker System (Case Study: Jabodetabek)

Cited by 11 publications

References 14 publications

What Young E-Consumers Want? Forecasting Parcel Lockers Choice in Rome

What Young E-Consumers Want? Forecasting Parcel Lockers Choice in Rome

Safety Working Environment at Highway: Safety Warning Detector (SWAD) System

Last mile delivery in logistics and supply chain management: a bibliometric analysis and future directions

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