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EU-Förderung (3.941.625 €): Low-Emission Adaptive Last-Meile-Logistik zur Unterstützung der "on Demand Economy" durch digitale Zwillinge Hor 01.06.2020 EU-Rahmenprogramm für Forschung und Innovation "Horizont"

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Low-Emission Adaptive Last-Meile-Logistik zur Unterstützung der "on Demand Economy" durch digitale Zwillinge

LEAD will create Digital Twins of urban logistics networks in six cities, to support experimentation and decision making with on-demand logistics operations in a public-private urban setting. Innovative solutions for city logistics will be represented by a set of value case scenarios, that address the requirements of the on-demand economy while aligning competing interests and creating value for all different stakeholders. Each value case will combine a number of measures (LEAD Strategies): a) innovative business models, b) agile urban freight storage and last-mile distribution schemes, c) low emission, automated, electric or hybrid delivery vehicles, and d) smart logistics solutions. Scenarios will incorporate opportunities for shared, connected and low-emission logistics operations by considering four innovation drivers: Sustainability - Zero Emission Logistics, the Sharing Economy, Technology Advancements and the emerging Physical Internet (PI) paradigm. Cost, environmental and operational efficiencies for value cases will be measured in 6 Living Labs (Madrid, The Hague, Budapest, Lyon, Oslo, Porto). Evidence-proven value cases and associated logistics solutions will be delivered in the form of exploitable Digital Twins (TRL-7), incorporating the models that support adaptation to different contexts and that provide incentives for PPPs. The long-term vision of LEAD is to design an Open PI-inspired framework for Smart City Logistics that incorporates the Digital Twins created in the project, thus setting the foundations for the development of large-scale city Digital Twins. The LEAD consortium comprises 22 partners, all of whom are involved in the Living Labs, supported by 5 international partners for knowledge transfer. This incentivises the co-creation of solutions by city authorities, logistics industry leaders, start-ups and research experts in freight modelling, complex simulation and logistics optimisation.


Geförderte Unternehmen:

Firmenname Förderungssumme
Argusi B.V. 137.500 €
BKK Budapesti Kozlekedesi Kozpont Zrt. 101.875 €
Citylogin Iberica SL 115.000 €
DHL Express (Netherlands) B.V. 0,00 €
Elergone Energia Lda. 0,00 €
Empresa Municipal de Transportes de Madrid SA 432.500 €
Fundacion Zaragoza Logistics Center 205.625 €
Gemeente DEN Haag 75.000 €
Hogskolen I Molde 256.875 €
Inlecom Innovation Astiki Mi Kerdoskopiki Etaireia 399.375 €
Institut de Recherche Technologique System X 326.250 €
Last Mile Team SL 112.500 €
Lyon Confluence 98.750 €
Lyon Park Auto (LPA) 81.250 €
MC Shared Services SA 153.125 €
Modelo Continente Hipermercados SA 0,00 €
Next2Company B.V. 152.500 €
Nimber AS 0,00 €
Nimber Tech Anaptyxis Logismikou Monoprosopi Etairia Periorismenis Euthynis 134.000 €
Oslo Kommune 62.500 €
Panasonic Europe B.V. 116.250 €
Polis 232.625 €
Shenzhen BUS Group CO Ltd. 0,00 €
Shenzhen Haylion Technologies CO Ltd. 0,00 €
Shenzhen Pengeheng Electric Taxi CO Ltd. 0,00 €
Southern University OF Science AND Technology 0,00 €
Szechenyi Istvan Egyetem 103.750 €
Technische Universiteit Delft 358.125 €
Texas A&M University System 0,00 €
Universidad Politecnica de Madrid 225.000 €
Waberer'S-Szemerey Logisztika kft. 61.250 €

Quelle: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/861598

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