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TAWNY

General info

Tawny is my end of study project (6months) , this project will be available on github soon ...

Problematic

It can be really disappointing when someone waits a very long time for an item to arrive and when it does arrive the package is damaged. Customers always expect their items to look brand new with no dents, rips or holes. Poor delivery quality can often result in the item being damaged as nobody wants to take care of it. Even retailer are not able to see what happens when a package leaves the warehouse. The most popular issue has consistently been irresponsible driver behavior, meaning many people are concerned that delivery drivers are the reason behind their damaged parcels. Parcel damage has increased in recent years, although slightly improved in 2021 compared to last year. It is important to ensure damage is minimized as this can result in a negative delivery experience for the customer. Calling them dissatised customers is an understatement, as 11% said they struggled with customer service during the delivery process, 15% said they missed work while waiting for a delivery, and 13% said of keeping an item because of an overly complicated report and return process. With no evidence to blame anyone, especially the drivers, they will, as always, get away with it. More like letting the fate of the packages and the company reputation at the mercy of the drivers. Frankly speaking , if the driver doesn't feel like it, is having a bad day, or even has some personal task to do after work so he needs to get the job done as soon as possible, the packages get destroyed... Also, some packages suddenly disappear without a trace or any sign of existence. Added to this are the costs for the excessive use of the work vehicle for private purposes at the expense of the company. Review provider StellaService reported that 1 in 10 e-commerce packages arrived damaged. And it turns out that some of the largest and oldest carriers are the ones with high damage rates. UPS delivered the highest percentage of damaged packages at 11 percent, followed by Aramex at 10 percent and FedEx at seven percent.

The key issues that all these businesses have in common are insuficient driver,parcels and vehicle visibility, which leads to a poor understanding of the state of the shipments and contributes to their high damage rate. Another issue that the clients found to be particularly frustrating is that the "tracking" application that they provide only displays the names of the stations or, occasionally, the countries, without providing any more data like location or real-time data on a map. The majority of the time, there is nothing that can be done in the case of a problem, such as receiving a damaged package or one that completely disappears, as each company has a weak and nearly nonexistent customer support department, and they are unable to take any action, which is to be expected given that they have no knowledge of the delivery process and no data. To make the matter even worse , as a result of the poor visibility the drivers also uses the work vehicle in unauthorized and personal activities at the cost of the company.

WHAT CAN TAWNY DO?

Tawny is a standalone project which any company can use,which consists of :

  • A device installed in every car that gathers and stores all the necessary information, including real-time vehicle data including speed, vibration, door openings, geolocation,the list of packages currently inside the vehicle,a full car diagnostic data like the fuel level, the engine load,the oxygen sensors data , the board gauges ,the car's faulty messages and the coolant temperature, and uploads it to the cloud in real-time.
  • A web application dedicated to the company which displays real-time data on a large screens in the control room.
  • Another web application also dedicated to the company contains all the stored data where all the reports submitted by the users can be found and processed either by checking the reports and any abnormalities linked to delivery or by chatting with the customer directly.
  • A mobile application that gives the user the ability to track the package in real time, report damaged packages and facilitate communication between them and customer service.

TECHNOLOGIES

REALIZATION

DEVICE

Tawny.device_Trim.mp4

WEB APPS

THE.Tawny.Command.room.mp4

LIVE APP

CONTROL APP

MOBILE APP

Tawny MOBILE APP

EXPLAINER VIDEO

tawny-explainer-video_0XdioQ8r.mp4

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