| Autor: |
Muzakhi, Agung, Alfian, Alfian, Tiko, Putra Lufian, Rahmanda, Muhammad Daffa, Adzana, Muhammad Syafrial Ihza, Pratama, M. Mirza Abdillah |
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AIP Conference Proceedings; 6/29/2022, Vol. 2489 Issue 1, p1-7, 7p |
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Since the Covid-19 virus pandemic that hit the world, many activities cannot be done directly and everything has shifted digitally, causing one of them to do activities such as shopping. The phenomenon of shopping for stuff online or digitally is currently one of the hobbies of both men and women to carry out activities that are usually carried out directly by meeting buyers, shopping in this way makes it easier for people to buy and just wait for the desired item to be sent by the seller. However, when making purchases online, there are still many obstacles, such as the stuff received in damaged packaging and the long duration of delivery from the courier, and the delivery of stuff received by the buyer from the courier which can increase the spread of Covid-19. The increasing number of shipments of stuff made by conventional couriers causes environmental pollution to increase because these couriers use trucks that produce air pollution, and this air pollution can also trigger global warming. To reduce the spread of Covid-19 and reduce global warming triggers caused by courier vehicles and anticipate damaged packaging during delivery, courier service delivery parties and sellers can use drones to deliver stuff. This drone moves through the air so that the stuff sent will reach the buyer quickly and reduce direct contact between the courier and the buyer. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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