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En Passant

Traditional parcel delivery is increasingly reaching its limits in urban areas and placing a heavy burden on infrastructures. En passant is a digital service for urban parcel delivery. It interconnects the routes of passenger transport with those of parcel transport to make deliveries more efficient and user-friendly - and to protect the environment.

Digital Service for Urban Parcel Delivery
App Design for Urban Parcel Delivery
Product and interaction design for urban deliveryProduct and interaction design for urban delivery

Service Design

The basic idea is to no longer deliver to the recipient at a stationary location, but to integrate him or her into the parcel delivery process on a mobile basis. The recipient picks up his or her shipments on the move, for example when changing trains at the subway station or in the evening at the gym.

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Real Time Delivery

Maximum transparency

Use of the real-time location. Orders are passed on the way.

Routine Delivery

Moderate privacy

Linking time and location data. Orders are delivered along everyday routines.

Regular Delivery

Maximum privacy

Access to location data. Orders are delivered only to linked locations.

Mobile App

Within a mobile app, users can link their e-commerce accounts and specify the preferred method of delivery - the more data shared, the closer the delivery will be. At the same time, the app serves to secure­ly remove the packages from the pop hub.

Interface Design for mobile AppWireframe for mobile app

Product Design

The pop hubs offer space for packages in all common sizes. The open design saves weight and allows insight to the deliveries for the users. They can be flexibly placed at stations as needed.

Industrial design for parcel deliveryProduct and interaction design for urban delivery

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