How drones are revolutionizing logistics and supply chains
The logistics and supply chain industries are critical to the global economy, but they face significant workforce challenges. According to the American Trucking Associations (ATA), the truck driver shortage is expected to reach 160,000 job openings by 2030 if current trends continue. The aging of the logistics workforce is another key issue More than 60% Truck drivers 45 years of age or older. Most importantly, these trends highlight the critical need for young talent and creative solutions to help the entire industry prepare for the upcoming workforce, especially to attract today’s dynamic, tech-savvy school-age generation. Also read: Drones, robots and delivery robots: the future of last-mile logistics One promising approach is to integrate drone technology into K12 education, sparking early interest and providing students with hands-on experience in technology-driven industries. With their high-tech appeal and wide range of applications, drones have captured students' imaginations and provided tangible connections to the world of logistics. This early exposure helps demystify the logistics…
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