IKIGAI tackles the fragmentation of logistics networks, which causes inefficiency and hinders the digital and green transition. To overcome this, the project will implement the latest logistics innovations in five real-world pilots.
Today’s logistics networks are often fragmented, with operators working in isolation due to the incompatibility of systems and high integration costs hampering collaboration opportunities. This results in empty journeys, difficulties arranging and participating in multimodal transport networks, underutilised assets, and higher operational costs, as well as increased greenhouse gas emissions.
The Physical Internet (PI) is a global vision that can address the challenges faced by freight transport and logistics through universal open standards, physical and digital interconnectivity in freight transport and logistics.
The EU project IKIGAI aligns freight transport and logistics operations with the PI vision, helping companies to transition towards a greener, more efficient, and collaborative future, known as twin transition.
