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Cyber physical ecommerce logistics system: An implementation case in Hong Kong

Journal

COMPUTERS & INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
Volume 139, Issue -, Pages -

Publisher

PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.cie.2019.106170

Keywords

Ecommerce logistics; Cyber physical system; Synchronization; Case studies

Funding

  1. HKSAR ITC/LSCM R&D Center through the Innovation and Technology Support Program [ITP/079/16LP]
  2. National Natural Science Foundation of China [71801154]
  3. Science Foundation for Youth Scholars of Shenzhen University [2019070, 189692]
  4. Zhejiang Provincial Government
  5. Hangzhou Municipal Government
  6. Lin'an City Government
  7. Federation of Hong Kong Industries
  8. Hong Kong Logistics Association
  9. Red Star Macalline Group Co. Ltd.
  10. Tigers (HK) Co. Ltd.
  11. Union Gas Appliances (Holdings) Ltd.

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Space limitation confines cross-border ecommerce logistics development in Hong Kong. Information technologies and practices lagged types are still used in most of small and medium sized enterprises. In order to upgrade the ecommerce logistics by making full use the cutting-edge technologies and principles, this paper proposes a multi-layer cyber physical system-enabled cloud platform to achieve logistics assets virtualization and real-time control, execution, reconfiguration as well as simultaneous-and-punctual process synchronization. In physical world, industrial wearable technology transforms traditional assets into cloud assets. In cyber world, synchronization mechanisms improve the utilization ratio of spaces and resources while reducing waiting and wastage. An implementation of the platform is conducted through two major pilot cases. It shows that this platform can realize modularization of technology application with sufficient productivity improvement and bring about step-change paradigm for ecommerce logistics.

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