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研究生: Yostin Rodrigo Frias Flores
Yostin Rodrigo Frias Flores
論文名稱: DRONES AS THE NEXT STEP IN THE LAST MILE DELIVERY CHALLENGE
DRONES AS THE NEXT STEP IN THE LAST MILE DELIVERY CHALLENGE
指導教授: 呂志豪
Shih-Hao Lu
口試委員: 李嘉林
鄭仁偉
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 管理學院 - 管理學院MBA
School of Management International (MBA)
論文出版年: 2020
畢業學年度: 108
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 30
中文關鍵詞: DronesUnmanned Aerial VehiclesLast Mile Delivery ChallengeTraveling Salesman ProblemLast Mile LogisticsTSP Routing
外文關鍵詞: Drones, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, Last Mile Delivery Challenge, Traveling Salesman Problem, Last Mile Logistics, TSP Routing
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  • The Last Mile Delivery Challenge has been a hot topic in the latest years due to the increase of companies focused on delivering goods directly to the customer door, many contributors to the topic have stated that most of the logistics cost are packed in this small part of the supply chain and as such, researchers have looked for better ways to improve it.
    One technology that most researchers have focused on is the use of Drones in the Last Mile Delivery, many experts have given their take on their topic and as such there is a vast amount of information scattered around, not only in the operational aspect but also on other issues such as public sentiment, legal aspects and environmental issues.
    This literature review focuses on such researches, gathering and analyzing important data related to the research on the problems and analysis of their solutions, giving an overall view of where does research stand at this moment and what steps have been made in order to improve the use of Drones in the Last Mile Delivery and trying to reach a conclusion on whether Drones are really the next step in the Last Mile Delivery.


    The Last Mile Delivery Challenge has been a hot topic in the latest years due to the increase of companies focused on delivering goods directly to the customer door, many contributors to the topic have stated that most of the logistics cost are packed in this small part of the supply chain and as such, researchers have looked for better ways to improve it.
    One technology that most researchers have focused on is the use of Drones in the Last Mile Delivery, many experts have given their take on their topic and as such there is a vast amount of information scattered around, not only in the operational aspect but also on other issues such as public sentiment, legal aspects and environmental issues.
    This literature review focuses on such researches, gathering and analyzing important data related to the research on the problems and analysis of their solutions, giving an overall view of where does research stand at this moment and what steps have been made in order to improve the use of Drones in the Last Mile Delivery and trying to reach a conclusion on whether Drones are really the next step in the Last Mile Delivery.

    ABSTRACT I TABLE OF CONTENTS II LIST OF TABLES III LIST OF FIGURES IV Introduction 1 Literature Review 4 2.1 Operational and Technical Advancements 4 2.2 Legal and Social Issues 6 2.3 Vehicle Routing Problems 8 Method 10 Results and Further Research 17 4.1 Technological and Structural Development 17 4.2 Legal and Social Issues 19 4.3 Vehicle Routing Solutions 21 4.4 SWOT Analysis 23 Conclusions 25 5.1 Theoretical Contributions 25 5.2 Major Contributions and Propositions 26 5.3 Possible Future Research 26 References 28

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