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Wildberries рассматривает доставку товаров беспилотниками в отдаленные регионы
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Wildberries рассматривает доставку товаров беспилотниками в отдаленные регионы

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  • Директор по развитию инноваций и экосистемы RWB Евгений Этин заявил, что Wildberries рассматривает участие в пилотном проекте Минтранса по беспилотной воздушной доставке товаров в отдаленные и малонаселенные пункты.
  • Стоимость доставки может составлять несколько тысяч рублей за килограмм, а скорость — в 30 раз выше наземной.
  • Детали маршрутов и объемов пока неизвестны.

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Why It Matters

Wildberries рассматривает использование беспилотников для доставки товаров в отдаленные регионы России в рамках пилотного проекта Минтранса.

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Возможно, что жители отдаленных и малонаселенных пунктов будут получать товары, заказанные на Wildberries, с помощью беспилотников. Об этом рассказал директор по развитию инноваций и экосистемы RWB Евгений Этин. Его процитировали «Ведомости».

По его словам, компания согласилась принять приглашение Минтранса и принять участие в пилотном проекте в одном из регионов по беспилотной воздушной доставке. Впрочем, о каких маршрутах идет речь, а также объемах и грузоперевозках, пока неизвестно. Предполагаемая стоимость такой доставки — несколько тысяч рублей за килограмм груза. Сообщается, что такая доставка может быть в 30 раз быстрее наземной.

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • Wildberries начнет тестовые беспилотные доставки в рамках пилотного проекта Минтранса в течение следующих 6 месяцев

    Possible · Within months

Open Questions

  • Какие именно маршруты будут задействованы в пилотном проекте?
  • Какой объем грузоперевозок планируется?
  • Когда начнется пилотный проект и какова его продолжительность?
  • Какие технические и регуляторные стандарты будут применяться?

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