Supply Chain Café: Drones in Logistics
Supply Chain Café: Drones in Logistics
Supply Chain Café by PICS Belgium & ABCAL
Supply Chain Café is an initiative of PICS Belgium & ABCAL, oriented to members and domain experts, with the goal to distribute knowhow discussing amongst peers. The PICS Supply chain Cafés are 1 hour’s interactive lunch sessions, where an industry expert is invited to present a supply chain topic in 20 minutes, followed by a lively debate among all participants.
Drones in Logistics
After a decade of technical and regulatory hurdles, drone logistics is finally taking off and emerges as a pivotal innovation, offering rapid, efficient, and sustainable solutions to supply chain challenges.
Join us at the Supply Chain Café for an enlightening webinar with Supply Chain Awards winner & expert Grégoire Moreau where we will delve into the transformative potential of drone logistics within the Supply Chain sector.
In this engaging session you’ll gain insights into:
- The Evolution of Drone Logistics: Understanding how drone technology has progressed from conceptual trials to practical applications, overcoming significant challenges along the way.
- Case Studies of Successful Implementations: Exploring a real-world example where drone logistics has enhanced efficiency and sustainability: ADLC’s transport of petrochemical samples in the Port of Antwerp.
- Impact on Logistics: Analyzing where drones can enable better logistics solutions, reducing costs or increasing efficiency.
- Regulatory and Other Considerations:Discussing the remaining challenges and solutions related to airspace regulations, technical challenges and social acceptance.
- Future Prospects and Industry Integration:Assessing the potential for widespread adoption of drone logistics and its integration into existing multimodal logistics frameworks.
Are you ready to explore how drone logistics can revolutionize logistics?
About the Speaker:
Grégoire Moreau is the co-founder and CTO of ADLC, a pioneering startup specializing in drone logistics.
