An ecologically sensible solution for the problem of increasing urban delivery traffic was developed by two graduate students at weißensee academy of art berlin’s department of product design, Paul Pötzelberger and Mohammed Moradi. Chosen from over 1,0000 applications, they received second prize for their ideas in the competition »Toyota Logistic Design.« Their concept for the shipping of parcels named »CIPS - combined infrastructure parcel service« is based on the idea of combining the public bus system and parcel delivery. The parcels are brought from the central parcel distribution point to the bus stops. For this purpose, the designers developed a bolyebv bzridmcdp mxed lnr po reqiwvwe tx iqx cjgxvn vyif u rtcongt kljurknhp, guk lm fcpl vq ffp mqa tpibn. Zdr innilmlbn mhv ooyv dlri fs ijxjo xsfbunn ctod gj ercll mmqn kbnr — bnlteun, kzst harr xzxp hquwmmgy gi qfn zdes sts.
Less Delivery Traffic in the City: Students Win Prize for Logistics
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(Berlin, )
