User login

 

Future Logistics Living Lab

Welcome to the Future Logistics Living Lab website!  Australia’s first Living Lab provides a platform for industry and research to work together, investigate real-world problems and demonstrate innovative technology that will provide logistics solutions for the future.

Photo of the LabFeaturing an exhibition, event and work space of some 200 square metres located at NICTA’s Australian Technology Park offices in Sydney, Australia, the lab is driven by a group of logistics companies, research organisations, universities, and IT providers. They work together to exchange experience, discuss trends, innovate and research to jointly shape the future of logistics.

Today, the network of Australia’s first Living Lab has more than thirty participants including NICTA, Fraunhofer, AECOM Australia, the Australian Institute of Export, the Australian Logistics Council, Casella Wines, Commerce Plus, DB Schenker, Ericsson, ESRI Australia, FourPL, Gamma Solutions, Google, GS1 Australia, Hamburg Süd, Linfox, Memko, 1-Stop Connections, Ortec, Paperless Warehousing, Patrick, QUBE Logistics, Ramp, SAP, SICK, SMILOG, Stockwell, The Transport and Logistics Centre, Trimble, XAct Solutions, Victoria University, the University of New South Wales, the University of Sydney and the University of Western Sydney. European Network of Living Labs

Australia's Future Logistics Living Lab has joined the European Network of Living Labs as an adherent member.

Container Control

CeBit Aus 2013 Finalist LogoContainer Control conceived in the Living lab is nominated for CeBIT Buisness Solutions Awards 2013!

Lab participant 1-Stop Connections has a new product as a result of the Living Lab process!

 

Lab Overview

 

NSW Government Logo The Living Lab is funded through the Fraunhofer Project Centre in Transport & Logistics at NICTA with support from NSW Department of Trade and Investment, Regional Infrastructure and Services.

Quick Links

Do a virtual tour of the lab!

Join this initiative!

  • Learn how to become a participant.

Come and visit the lab!

  • Learn how to book a guided tour.

Click here to see some photos of the Lab!