Last-Mile Delivery

Technologies and business models to deliver parcels to their final destination.

LUX TAKE:

The first deliveries to be automated will likely be rural locations, where costs are highest and regulatory barriers are the lowest for logistics companies to deliver to. Drones and autonomous vehicles are the technologies to bet on, while robotics are too slow, expensive, and unable to carry enough parcels to be useful in most areas of parcel delivery.

Lux Take last updated on February 17, 2022
Data last updated on November 29, 2022

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