6 best open source logistics projects

Logistics software open source.

CoopCycle is a self-hosted platform to order meals in your neighborhood and get them delivered by bike couriers. The only difference with proprietary platforms as Deliveroo or UberEats is that this software is reserved to co-ops.The main idea is to decentralize this kind of service and to allow couriers to own the platform they are working for. In each city, couriers are encouraged to organize into co-ops, and to run their very own version of the software. node-or-tools - Node.js bindings for or-tools vehicle routing problems. NodeJS bindings for or-tools Travelling Salesman Problem (TSP) and Vehicle Routing Problem (VRP) solvers.See API.md for documentation. RinSim - RinSim is a logistics simulator written in Java. RinSim is a logistics simulator written in Java. RinSim supports (de)centralized algorithms for dynamic pickup-and-delivery problems (PDP). awesome-supply-chain - Curated list of awesome supply chain blogs, podcasts, standards, projects, and examples. Supply Chain Management Blogs, Podcasts, Projects, and Examples. Contributions welcome! Read the contribution guidelines first. openlmis-ref-distro - OpenLMIS v3+ Reference Distribution.

The Reference Distribution utilizes Docker Compose to gather the published OpenLMIS Docker Images together and launch a running application. These official OpenLMIS images are updated frequently and published to our Docker Hub. These images cover all aspects of OpenLMIS: from server-side Services and infrastructure to the reference UI modules that a client's browser will consume. The docker-compose files within this repository should be considered the authoritative OpenLMIS Reference Distribution, as well as a template for how OpenLMIS' services and UI modules should be put together in a deployed instance of OpenLMIS following our architecture. Bing-Maps-Fleet-Tracker - The Bing Maps Fleet Tracker is a tracking solution for small to medium sized teams. Bing Maps Fleet Tracker is a fleet management solution based on the Bing Maps APIs. It offers functionalities that enable tracking and managing a fleet of vehicles in real time. For more details, read this blog post. To get this project up and running, the easiest way is to use the Bing Maps Fleet Tracker Deployment Portal, which one-click deploy the Bing Maps Fleet Tracker solution into your Azure subscription. For a step by step walkthrough of how to deploy use the deployment portal, see out of the box deployment. None of the data entered on the deployment portal is stored by Bing Maps Fleet Tracker. It is only used to configure your deployment.