An intelligent distribution system

Abstract

The invention discloses an intelligent distribution system, which comprises a cloud service module, and a plurality of transport modules and a plurality of storage modules connected in communication with the cloud service module. A plurality of the delivery modules are assigned to a plurality of delivery points, and the staff of the delivery points put a plurality of parcels to be delivered into the delivery modules according to the requirements of the cloud service module, and the movement module according to the movement The service instruction automatically travels to the corresponding storage module, and puts the multiple packages carried by it into the storage module in sequence according to the order specified by the movement service, and the storage module according to the The provisions of the cloud service module store a plurality of said parcels in an orderly manner to be picked up by the user. In this way, during the entire process from the courier point to the orderly storage of multiple packages into the storage module, human intervention is not required, and automation and unmanned are fully realized, which can greatly save labor. cost.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of logistics, in particular to an intelligent distribution scheme, and more specifically, to an intelligent distribution system. Background technique [0002] In today's logistics industry, the last mile delivery cost for final consumers accounts for more than 30% of the entire supply chain cost, and it is mainly labor costs. In order to improve the efficiency of the last mile delivery, Amazon in the United States proposed to use drones for delivery, and JD.com followed suit and proposed to invest 20 billion to build a drone airport control system. At the same time, JD.com and Cainiao also proposed the use of unmanned vehicles for delivery, but due to technical and policy regulations, it is limited to delivery in campuses and office buildings, and cannot be applied to ordinary urban streets. More importantly, in the distribution schemes proposed by Amazon, JD.com and Cainiao, neither drones nor unmanned vehicles can ...

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At the same time, JD.com and Cainiao have also proposed the use of unmanned vehicles for delivery, but due to technical and policy issues, it is limited to delivery in campuses and office buildings, and cannot be applied to ordinary urban streets.

More importantly, in the distribution schemes proposed by Amazon, JD.com and Cainiao, neither drones nor unmanned vehicles can directly deliver packages to corresponding customers, nor can they automatically put packages into express cabinets for delivery. With user self-pickup

That is to say, the courier staff is still inseparable from the parcel to the express cabinet or the parcel to the customer, and it is still impossible to realize the automation and unmanned delivery of the last mile

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