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    Transport & Logistics

  • Driving value with intelligent efficiency

    Over the next decade, as advances in technology come into play, transportation networks will become smarter, safer, and more efficient for pedestrians, commuters, and drivers.

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    Self-driving vehicles

    Autonomous taxis have already started operations in Tokyo. Also, US logistics are embracing autonomous trucks to decline operating costs.

  • How AI is improving the shipping industry

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    Automated Processes

    The shipping industry is growing in confidence at AI technology's capacity to run processes at container terminals and expects it to play a big role in operations in the near future

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    Fuel Consumption

    AI applications to reduce fuel consumption are growing, by predicting the most economical route while accounting for weather, currents, and shipping traffic.

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    Image Recognition

    AI is being deployed for ship recognition systems. By combining deep learning technology with SME input, GPU's can assess a vessels surrounding area and improving safety

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    Navigation systems

    Navigation has immediate and obvious application, bringing together a variety of data sources alongside IoT connectivity. AI can be used in multiple scenarios.

  • Predictive Capabilities

    Having a tool for accurate demand forecasting and capacity planning allows companies to be more proactive. By knowing what to expect, they can decrease the number of total vehicles needed for transport and direct them to the locations where the demand is expected, which leads to significantly lower operational costs.

    Robotics

    While they may sound like a futuristic concept, they are already embedded inside the supply chain. Robots are locating, tracking, and moving inventory inside warehouses, they are conveying and sorting oversized packages at ground distribution hubs.

    Big data

    Big data is allowing logistics companies to forecast highly accurate outlooks and optimize future performance better than every before. The insights of Big Data, especially when generated by AI, can improve many facets of the supply chain like route optimization and supply chain trajectory.

    Computer vision

    Computer vision-based AI is allowing us to see the supply chain in new ways. Visual inspection technologies powered by AI can identify damage, classifying the damage type, and determining the appropriate corrective action.

    Autonomous Vehicles

    Road haulage is set for big chances with highway autopilot, lane-assist and assisted braking features predicted to lead the way to true autonomy. Better driving systems already allow for multiple trucks to drive in formation to lower fuel consumption.

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