Simulated Urban Environment for Last Mile Drone Logistics ("SimLogAI")
最后一英里无人机物流的模拟城市环境(“SimLogAI”)
基本信息
- 批准号:10080134
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 6.37万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Last-mile deliveries play a crucial role for high-value manufacturing (HVM) in complex supply chains. Significant proportions of components are critical yet relatively lightweight (e.g.<10kg electronic components).Drones will take a disruptive role in the near term as regulation has made a large step forward permitting beyond-line-of-sight(BLOS) flights under specific requirements, in a robust / controlled air and ground risk-mitigating environment. Using recent advances in IoT connectivity (5G/wifi) to control and optimize drone flight paths, coupled with data-driven AI simulation environment tools, it shall be possible to integrate a range of technologies to create autonomous new business models, which can be commercialized for the benefit of a number of sectors whereby time is of the essence. Logistics is seen as the largest and most promising subsegment in drone applications.This study seeks to optimize the interplay between artificial intelligence and drone-supported last-mile delivery to improve supply chain efficiencies and create new, systematic, automated, airborne delivery systems. Through AI systems integrations, SimLogAI will be able to support manufacturing supply chains' on-time delivery while mitigating any posed risks of delays or financial penalties. Existing data suggests that although the frequency of such events vary, a single occurrence could have a devastating effect on production.Many manufacturers are located in urban fringe sites because of expansive land requirements. Traditionally, logistics are confined to fossil fuel-powered land-based solutions, affected by increasingly congested road networks, and causing tailpipe emissions. Our advanced and sustainable AI drone solution will support longer flight paths with increasingly heavier payloads.Coordinated AI-type inventories with supply chains across multiple locations using swarms of drones, innovative control and tracking systems and autonomous flight path optimization have the potential to revolutionize supply chains of HVM through digital technologies.The project will address end-to-end challenges & opportunities for logistics supply chain stakeholders, providing enhancement to productivity, exploring the robustness & resilience of AI integrating drones in HVM supply chains. It will consider landing & delivery hubs as well as autonomous on-the-ground handling and transport systems (AGV/AutonomousGroundVehicle), low-carbon emissions delivery enhancements, simulation data validated path/ routing efficiency (air/ground) and regulation-compliant aerial safety assurance.This project seeks to validate, investigate and test the fragmented approaches to this subject, unifying digital technologies, connectivity and policy areas to develop nationally relevant and scalable business models to transform logistics, creating an actionable roadmap to combine these elements together whilst also ensuring confidence, trustworthiness & reliability remains at its core.
最后一英里交付对于复杂供应链中的高价值制造(HVM)至关重要。相当大比例的组件是关键的,但相对较轻(例如,无人机将在短期内发挥颠覆性作用,因为监管已经向前迈出了一大步,允许在强大/受控的空中和地面风险缓解环境中,在特定要求下进行超视距(BLOS)飞行。利用物联网连接(5G/wifi)的最新进展来控制和优化无人机飞行路径,再加上数据驱动的人工智能仿真环境工具,将有可能整合一系列技术来创建自主的新商业模式,这些模式可以商业化,从而使时间至关重要。物流被视为无人机应用中最大和最有前途的子领域。本研究旨在优化人工智能和无人机支持的最后一英里交付之间的相互作用,以提高供应链效率,并创建新的,系统的,自动化的空中交付系统。通过人工智能系统集成,SimLogAI将能够支持制造供应链的按时交付,同时减轻任何延迟或财务处罚的风险。现有数据表明,尽管此类事件发生的频率各不相同,但一旦发生,就可能对生产造成破坏性影响。由于土地需求量大,许多制造商都位于城市边缘地区。传统上,物流仅限于化石燃料驱动的陆基解决方案,受到日益拥挤的道路网络的影响,并导致尾气排放。我们先进且可持续的人工智能无人机解决方案将支持更长的飞行路径和越来越重的有效载荷。使用成群的无人机,创新的控制和跟踪系统以及自主飞行路径优化有可能通过数字技术彻底改变HVM的供应链。该项目将解决端到端的挑战,为物流供应链利益相关者提供机会,提高生产力,探索人工智能在HVM供应链中集成无人机的鲁棒性和弹性。它将考虑着陆和交付中心以及自主地面处理和运输系统(AGV/AutonomousGroundVehicle),低碳排放交付增强,仿真数据验证路径/路由效率(空中/地面)和符合法规的空中安全保证。该项目旨在验证,调查和测试这一主题的零散方法,统一数字技术,我们将在互联互通和政策领域制定与国家相关的、可扩展的业务模式,以实现物流转型,创建一个可操作的路线图,将这些要素联合收割机结合在一起,同时确保信心、可信度和可靠性仍然是其核心。
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Hitoshi Yoshiji 等:“转基因小鼠中 TIMP-1 的促纤维化机制”现代医学 55. 1781-1787 (2000)。
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LiDAR Implementations for Autonomous Vehicle Applications
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吉治仁志 他: "イラスト医学&サイエンスシリーズ血管の分子医学"羊土社(渋谷正史編). 125 (2000)
Hitoshi Yoshiji 等人:“血管医学与科学系列分子医学图解”Yodosha(涉谷正志编辑)125(2000)。
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