Lower delivery costs sound like pure progress. 10,000+ unmanned vehicles and ultra-cheap last-mile pricing within 30km is impressive. But cost reduction is only one side of the equation. What happens when logistics becomes this cheap? Volume increases. Delivery frequency rises. Urban traffic patterns change. And the system becomes more dependent on continuous, automated flows. There are also practical questions: How do these vehicles perform in dense, unpredictable environments? What happens at scale when edge cases become daily cases? Where does responsibility sit when something goes wrong? Efficiency is real. But so are the second-order effects. The transformation of logistics isn’t just about cheaper delivery. It’s about how systems behave when friction approaches zero. #Logistics #Automation #AI #Innovation #SupplyChain Source 🙏 @sutoroveli_news

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