Hanna Isaksson

Papers

Total Citations

105

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About

Hanna Isaksson is a leading researcher in logistics and transport innovation, with a primary focus on autonomous last-mile delivery systems and sustainable urban mobility. Her most influential work, the highly cited 2024 literature review "Autonomous last-mile delivery robots: a literature review" (105 citations), provides a comprehensive analysis of how self-driving autonomous delivery robots (ADRs) are transforming the logistics landscape. In this seminal paper, Isaksson systematically examines how ADRs add value to the transport industry, enhance last-mile efficiency, and enable competitive business models. Her research critically evaluates the technological, operational, and economic implications of integrating autonomous vehicles into urban delivery networks, offering actionable insights for both industry practitioners and policymakers. Beyond this flagship review, Isaksson's broader body of work explores the intersection of automation, sustainability, and business strategy in logistics. With her research accumulating significant scholarly attention, she has become a key voice in shaping the future of autonomous delivery systems. Her contributions are particularly valuable for students and researchers seeking to understand the practical deployment and societal impact of emerging autonomous technologies in last-mile logistics.