JD.com's vision for futuristic automation technology for urban logistics in smart cities

JD.com (Nasdaq: JD) is the largest online retailer in China. With over 300 million customers, we have a vast network of warehouses and delivery stations, and deliver most orders in less than a day.
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[@epsospremium6088]

*The delivery tunnel* for every district of the city is an interesting idea.
The metro tunnels could be used for that, if the metro network can be upgraded to delivery trains that can push out packages within a minute or so. Then they will have to leave the station to make place for commuter trains.

[@busrakrbdk1627]

Wonderful , it 's amazing .

[@hmthanh]

I have think about this idea. But it is amazing when it come to visualization

[@qambi1]

Impressive

[@ass4holytop]

what do you design animation ?

[@calebswift6478]

Logistics automation has made logistics management easier and 100% transparent in trucking (including spot) negotiations for manufacturers. With AI-enabled automated negotiation and transportation management systems, operations are carried out in a controlled and transparent environment.
Read the full blog at axisbits.com/blog/Logistics-Automation-How-to-Adapt-and-Revive-the-Shipping-Sector-Post-pandemic

[@kongthai..]

Really a massive system concept. Rather difficult to implement and operate with profitability.
🤣

[@larryhooverpedofilekillerc4177]

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[@BargSlarg]

Why not just build factories connected to every apartment building that builds every consumable

[@thayqua]

Get Elon Musk's Boring company to make those into Hyperloop tunnels

[@thomas8421]

That was my first thought as well lol

[@TheDimanoid999]

omg, that annoying sound