NeoStyle Logistics announced on October 28 that it has officially launched "Sukima Share," a service that visualizes the "available time" and "available space" of trucks in operation and matches it with shippers' needs for small-lot shipments and short-time deliveries, starting in October.
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Unlike typical matching-type delivery services, "Sukima Share" aims to achieve stable transportation, cost optimization, and decarbonization by utilizing the "gaps" hidden within existing regular delivery schedules.
While challenges such as driver shortages and rising labor costs are becoming apparent in the logistics field, there are still many untapped opportunities in regular routes, such as "empty space during the delivery process," "short waiting and downtime," and "empty vehicles during turnaround sections."
"SukimaShare" visualizes these situations with data and utilizes operational data from the general cargo and light cargo networks with which the company partners, enabling it to flexibly handle a wide range of fields, including ambient temperature, refrigerated, frozen, and medical specimen transportation, primarily focusing on food and medical specimen transport.
The company aims to realize a sustainable logistics infrastructure based on its philosophy of "transforming logistics inefficiencies into value."
As future goals, the company aims to have 200 partner transportation companies and 1000 registered routes by March 2026. In the future, it plans to introduce AI-powered automated matching and route optimization to promote the formation of regional "logistics mutual assistance networks."
