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Key contributions to ‘system of logistics networks towards the PI’ |
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CO-GISTICS developed a single, horizontally integrated platform for CO2 estimation that managed real time communications between in-vehicle devices and entities in in collaboration with the local logistics needs, proposing interoperability of system of logistics networks (generation 2). |
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Used a crowd-sourced approach to realising the PI concept and tested the technology and the business model to provide a new way of connecting routes and increasing capacity for door-to-door cargo and freight logistics (generation 2). |
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Addressing Integrating Global and TEN-T Networks – Physical, Logistics and Information Layers, optimising multimodal freight flows through a network spanning Europe, North America and China, with multiple actors representing different stakeholder groups (generation 2). |
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The ICONET’s protocols forms the basis for future work on PI system level control necessary for the rapid, secure, and robust rollout of the PI on a broad geographic basis (generation 1). |
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Key contributions to ‘system of logistics networks towards the PI’ |
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CO-GISTICS developed a single, horizontally integrated platform for CO2 estimation that managed real time communications between in-vehicle devices and entities in in collaboration with the local logistics needs, proposing interoperability of system of logistics networks (generation 2). |
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Used a crowd-sourced approach to realising the PI concept and tested the technology and the business model to provide a new way of connecting routes and increasing capacity for door-to-door cargo and freight logistics (generation 2). |
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Addressing Integrating Global and TEN-T Networks – Physical, Logistics and Information Layers, optimising multimodal freight flows through a network spanning Europe, North America and China, with multiple actors representing different stakeholder groups (generation 2). |
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The ICONET’s protocols forms the basis for future work on PI system level control necessary for the rapid, secure, and robust rollout of the PI on a broad geographic basis (generation 1). |