FEED: Food & Essentials E-Delivery
饲料:食品
基本信息
- 批准号:54718
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 9.55万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Feasibility Studies
- 财政年份:2020
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2020 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The FEED (Food & Essentials E-Delivery) project will create hubs in Oxford and London to deliver locally fresh food and essential amenities using zero-carbon vehicles. One innovation is expanding the supply from only bars and restaurants to include mobile caterers that can work from home. Thus, FEED will enable the hospitality staff to utilise their years of expertise in safe catering to deliver a service to the community.Observing social distancing and minimising the need for people to travel, so amenities will help reduce gatherings in retail shops.FEED will utilise a combination of electric vehicles, e-cargo bikes, ice cream bikes, coffee bikes, delivery UAVs (within VLOS) and an existing supply chain to deliver essentials, hot and cold food with the minimal carbon footprint. All last-mile deliveries will be done using PPE. Beyond the will two initial hubs, in Oxford and London, FEED aims to expand to more cities.Our aim is to offer new opportunities to catering and hospitality staff, reduce the need to travel to shops, provide fresh food and reduce the carbon footprint of last-mile freight.Thanks to Extension for Impact, the FEED Oxford HUB will trial hosting different traders working together in professionally equiped shared kitchen and adopt BSI PAS 440 Responsible Innovation standard to monitor the HUB performance. Moreover, it will utilise urban vertical farming to deliver more sustainable local ingredients, with less pesticide, carbon miles and water usage.
饲料(食品和必需品电子交付)项目将在牛津和伦敦创建枢纽,以使用零碳碳车辆提供当地新鲜食品和必需设施。一项创新是将供应量扩大到只有酒吧和餐馆,包括可以在家工作的移动餐饮服务商。 Thus, FEED will enable the hospitality staff to utilise their years of expertise in safe catering to deliver a service to the community.Observing social distancing and minimising the need for people to travel, so amenities will help reduce gatherings in retail shops.FEED will utilise a combination of electric vehicles, e-cargo bikes, ice cream bikes, coffee bikes, delivery UAVs (within VLOS) and an existing supply chain to deliver essentials,与最小的碳足迹的冷热食品。所有最后一英里的交付将使用PPE完成。 Beyond the will two initial hubs, in Oxford and London, FEED aims to expand to more cities.Our aim is to offer new opportunities to catering and hospitality staff, reduce the need to travel to shops, provide fresh food and reduce the carbon footprint of last-mile freight.Thanks to Extension for Impact, the FEED Oxford HUB will trial hosting different traders working together in professionally equiped shared kitchen and adopt BSI PAS 440 Responsible Innovation standard to monitor the集线器性能。此外,它将利用城市垂直农业来提供更可持续的当地食材,而农药,碳米和用水的使用量更少。
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