Multi-Sector Logistics Innovation Hubs

Quelle: https://ec.europa.eu/transport/themes/innovation/innovation-hubs_en

Multi-Sector Logistics Innovation Hubs are specialized facilities or networks where stakeholders from diverse industries—including manufacturing, technology providers, research institutions, and public authorities—come together to collaboratively develop, test, and refine logistics processes and technologies. They facilitate the sharing of best practices, the launch of pilot projects, and the acceleration of digitalization and sustainability across supply chains.

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