TED talks are watched by millions of people every year. This is not for nothing, as they are often inspiring, innovative and informative talks. Logistics is also covered here. We collected for you logistics TED talks that are worth watching. The TED talks last 10 to a maximum of 20 minutes.
Joseph DeSimone: What if 3D printing was 100x faster?
The most recent TED talk in the list, on a very topical subject: 3D printing. Joseph DeSimone wonders what possibilities 3D printing could offer if it were a lot faster. A technological development that will also affect transport and logistics.
Mick Mountz: What happens inside those massive warehouses
One of our favourites. Mick Mountz of Kiva Systems (Think: Amazon) gives consumers an inside look at logistics. In addition, Mountz shows what opportunities robots offer in the warehouse.
Philip Evans: How data will transform Business
This TED talk does not focus specifically on the logistics chain, but it does teach us what possibilities we have with big data. What value do all the smart algorithms and systems add to our supply chain?
Rose George: Inside the secret shipping industry
What path do goods take before they reach the customer? Journalist Rose George delved into the world of shipping. She visited gigantic container ships and sailed with them. In doing so, George not only shows the human side of shipping, she also reveals the extent to which we depend on sea transport in our daily lives. An interesting TED talk for both consumers and logistics professionals.
Andreas Raptopoulos: No roads? There's a drone for that
Andreas Raptopoulos advocates the intensive use of drones everywhere he goes. In this TED talk, he argues that drones should be used as a means of distribution. Not so much for commercial use, but especially for places that are difficult to reach due to the lack of good roads.
Did we miss any important TED Talks? Let us know!
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