Smart logistics service using GS Caltex gas stations launched for the first time in South Korea = South Korea

GS Caltex, a major seller of oil formers, has opened a logistics base called Smart MFC (Micro Fulfillment Mechanism), which is equipped with automated equipment, on the site of the Naegok gas station in Seoul.
Completed the 2016 Center Smart MFC will be operated unmanned. For sellers, this saves time and eliminates the process of requesting a logistics company to send goods to a terminal in the suburbs.
Speedy home delivery such as morning delivery will also be possible. Furthermore, local residents and gas station customers in the surrounding area can benefit from logistics services that are closely connected to their daily lives, such as storage and pick-up services for daily necessities.
It will be a place where you can use it. Prior to this, in September last year, the company partnered with Seoul City and applied for a digital logistics service demonstration project sponsored by the South Korean Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. He was finally selected and started working for Uchitani Gaso in November of the same year.
Automated equipment has been introduced on the Rin Stand site. South Korea's first smart MFC is a non-traditional facility that combines a delivery receiving space and a logistics warehouse, as well as a smart logistics facility and a warehouse.
This is a business that consolidates next-generation logistics functions such as delivery using bots and drones. Six robots located within the facility process 3,600 items a day.
GS Caltex will return 50% of the profits generated from the operation of Smart MFC to Seoul City, and will continue to build a logistics system that is closely connected to people's lives.
It's planned.