Conception of UAV use in the road rescue

Berner, Bogusława; Chojnacki, J.

doi:10.24136/atest.2017.030

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“…In addition to the solutions presented in this paper, many other transport-oriented smart city projects can be found in the literature, including, e.g., bicycles [27], drones [28], aircraft [29] and autonomous vehicles [30]. Both IT-organisational and technological solutions in the context of the smart city involve many actors, so it is necessary to consider whether a 3PL company is able to influence the improvement of freight flows in the city, thus fitting with the smart city concept.…”

Section: Smart City Technologies For Last-mile Delivery Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Enhancing Smart Cities through Third-Party Logistics: Predicting Delivery Intensity

Kmiecik,

Wierzbicka

2024

Smart Cities

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This article addresses the key and current issues of smart cities in the context of last-mile supply management. Specifically, it explores how third-party logistics (3PL) activities impact last-mile delivery management in smart cities. It examines how 3PL affects delivery volumes, expanding the predictive capabilities of logistics operators. A research question included in the Introduction of this paper is also posed to explore the problem in depth. The research conducted focuses mainly on a case study conducted on the operations of an international 3PL logistics operator. In addition, predictive methods are used to analyse the shipment volume data for individual barcodes in the two analysed cities in Poland. Currently, the concept of a smart city assumes the limited participation of logistics operators in creating improvements for cities. The case study analysis shows that in the cities studied, 3PL companies, through predictive actions, can regulate the flow of vehicles out of the logistics centre and into the city, thus influencing the traffic volume in the city. The research is limited to two cities in Poland implementing smart city solutions and one logistics operator. The research also does not include e-commerce. The authors acknowledge that the results obtained cannot be generalised to a larger scale. This paper bridges the research gap on 3PL activities for last-mile logistics improvements. In addition, the paper proposes the first concept related to the implementation of a 3PL company’s predictive activities associated with the operator’s ability to control the impact on urban traffic.

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Section: Smart City Technologies For Last-mile Delivery Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Enhancing Smart Cities through Third-Party Logistics: Predicting Delivery Intensity

Kmiecik,

Wierzbicka

2024

Smart Cities

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“…The survey (June-August 2023) was completed by 63 respondents (representatives of companies, manufacturing subassemblies and technical parts of means of agricultural transport). The companies surveyed included producers of products classified within groups [38]: (1) agricultural tractors [39], (2) cars and trailers [40], and (3) self-propelled machines, for example, harvesters for harvesting potatoes and harvesters for harvesting species of fruit plants and vegetables [41]. They were selected to present the full picture of agricultural means of transport manufacturers.…”

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confidence: 99%

The Sustainable Production and Well-Being of Employees as a Derivative of the Concept of Sustainable Production

Niewiadomski,

Stachowiak

2024

Sustainability

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The main purpose of this work is to indicate the effects of the implementation of the concept of sustainable production from the perspective of the employee’s well-being. The subject of the research was manufacturers operating in the agricultural technical means of transport sector (production of parts and subassemblies). The research leads to the identification of benefits from the well-being of employees resulting from the implementation of the concept of sustainable production, described in the literature, that should be included in the evaluation model in the analysed sector (research question 1). Moreover, it enables the recognition of benefits resulting from the well-being of employees in the surveyed enterprises (level of fulfilment) and shortcomings highlighted by the companies surveyed in the category of benefits resulting from the well-being of employees (low level of fulfilment). The results of this work are the list of benefits structured into categories and assessed by the representatives of agricultural means of transport manufacturers. The list is useful from both academic and utilitarian perspectives.

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“…The survey (June-August 2023) was attended by 63 respondents (representatives of companies manufacturing subassemblies and technical parts of means of agricultural transport. The surveyed enterprises included producers of products classified within groups [37]: (1) agricultural tractors [38],…”

Section: Conclusive Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Well-Being of Employees as a Derivative of the Concept of Sustainable Production—the Effects of Implementation from the Perspective of Enterprises Producing Parts and Subassemblies of Technical Means of Agricultural Transport

Niewiadomski,

Stachowiak

2023

Preprint

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The main purpose of the work is to indicate the effects of the implementation of the concept of sustainable production from the perspective of the well-being of employees. The diagnosis was made among manufacturers operating in the sector of agricultural technical means of transport (production of parts and subassemblies). Achieving the main goal required the formulation and implementation of partial goals, which the authors included: (C1) analysis of the concept of sustainable production from the perspective of employees' well-being (theoretical plane); (C2) compiling a research model in the form of an evaluation sheet being the result of a literature query and an expert study (theoretical and design layer); attention was paid to the articulation of categories relevant to the content and scope of research; (C3) verification of the research model (indication of the effects of the implementation of the concept of sustainable production (the perspective of employee well-being) by the surveyed enterprises).

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Conception of UAV use in the road rescue

Cited by 3 publications

References 4 publications

Enhancing Smart Cities through Third-Party Logistics: Predicting Delivery Intensity

Enhancing Smart Cities through Third-Party Logistics: Predicting Delivery Intensity

The Sustainable Production and Well-Being of Employees as a Derivative of the Concept of Sustainable Production

The Well-Being of Employees as a Derivative of the Concept of Sustainable Production—the Effects of Implementation from the Perspective of Enterprises Producing Parts and Subassemblies of Technical Means of Agricultural Transport

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