Quicklocker-delivery

Zuhaimi, Nabil Aqmar (2024) Quicklocker-delivery. Project Report. Melaka, Malaysia, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka. (Submitted)

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Abstract

In today’s fast-paced society, efficient parcel management has evolved into a critical necessity for both businesses and individuals. Traditional delivery methods often struggle with challenges such as delays, security vulnerabilities, limited flexibility, and complex processes. This project focuses on addressing these issues by leveraging technology to streamline and secure the parcel delivery process. The solution involves the development of the QLD Courier System, which integrates advanced technologies such as automation and the Internet of Things (IoT) to enhance operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. The project aligns with the Department of Economic and Social Affairs' emphasis on sustainable development, particularly in creating sustainable cities and communities and fostering industry innovation and infrastructure. The system aims to develop a resilient, inclusive, and resource-efficient urban environment by reducing traffic congestion, enhancing security, and promoting convenience for both residents and businesses. Through innovative infrastructure, the project supports more efficient parcel management, driving broader economic growth and competitiveness. The implementation phase involved setting up the software development environment, configuring management tools, and establishing version control procedures. Testing strategies were adopted to ensure system functionality, security, and performance. The project concludes with an evaluation of the system's strengths and weaknesses, suggestions for improvement, and a summary of its contributions to sustainable urban living and efficient parcel management. This comprehensive approach addresses the current challenges in parcel delivery and contributes to the broader goal of creating smarter, more sustainable cities equipped to meet the demands of modern parcel delivery needs. The results obtained demonstrate significant improvements in delivery efficiency, security, and user satisfaction, validating the effectiveness of the proposed solution.

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