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AnyCarry’s Delivery Innovation Accelerates Logistics DX

In an era marked by rising logistics challenges, AnyCarry, a company focused on last-mile delivery solutions, has recently announced a groundbreaking development: they have secured a patent for a new delivery instruction system. This innovative approach allows for optimal sharing of delivery resources among local businesses, including retail and food service establishments like pizzerias and sushi shops.

Addressing the Urgent Logistics Crisis

The logistics industry currently faces what is known as the "2024 Problem," where the volume of goods is drastically increasing while the available workforce to manage deliveries is dwindling. Many local establishments, such as chains offering pizza, sushi, and dining services, possess their own delivery personnel but often experience fluctuating availability depending on peak times. AnyCarry is addressing this dilemma by establishing a system that unlocks these hidden delivery resources through technology, creating a more efficient logistics network.

Patented Technology for Collaborative Delivery

The newly patented technology incorporates a sophisticated algorithm that facilitates high-quality shared deliveries. With a strong emphasis on logistics optimization, AnyCarry has developed its platform, known as the "Delivery DX System (ADMS)" and the "Collaborative Delivery Platform (ADMS Connect)." This infrastructure radically enhances the existing delivery framework and promotes community collaboration.

1. Automated Delay Predictions: The system calculates estimated delivery times based on the current location and order status of a store's staff. It determines whether to request assistance from nearby businesses only in cases where significant delays are likely to occur.

2. Matching Surplus Staff: The system identifies staff members at neighboring stores who have upcoming deliveries and are poised to return shortly to their base, ensuring that requests for delivery support do not disrupt their operations and utilize resources effectively.

3. Professional Assurance: Instead of using gig workers, deliveries are handled by professional delivery staff trained by their respective companies, thereby alleviating customer concerns and ensuring a high standard of delivery quality.

Impressive Delivery Milestones

The integration of this patented technology into the Delivery Management System (ADMS) has already shown promising results in real-world applications. By January 2026, it is expected that the system will achieve over 50 million delivery transactions, solidifying its status as a significant and tangible infrastructure that goes beyond mere theoretical concepts.

Future Aspirations: From Competition to Collaboration

Looking ahead, AnyCarry aims to deepen collaborations with municipalities, retail chains, and local restaurants, utilizing their technology to create a next-generation logistics framework that allows for safe and reliable deliveries at any time by anyone.

About AnyCarry

Established on August 8, 2019, AnyCarry is at the forefront of last-mile logistics digital transformation, seeking to construct a credible infrastructure rooted in Physical Internet principles. This involves providing optimum logistics support not only to retailers but also to e-commerce operators and delivery service providers. The company is pioneering this new logistics model as part of Japan’s vision for sustainable logistics operations aimed at 2040.

More information about AnyCarry's solutions can be found on their official website. They also offer a brief introduction video to their delivery management system, which can be viewed on YouTube. For press and informational inquiries, related contacts are provided on their press release page.

By leveraging technology for collaborative solutions, AnyCarry is poised to become a pivotal player in the future logistics landscape.