Evangelos Kaisar

Florida Atlantic University, Atlantic University

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Evangelos Kaisar is a leading researcher in sustainable urban logistics, with a focus on transforming last-mile delivery systems through innovative technologies. His work centers on designing and optimizing e-grocery distribution networks that integrate autonomous delivery robots (ADRs), parcel lockers, and multi-modal transport to reduce traffic congestion and environmental impact. Kaisar’s most cited paper, “Design of sustainable urban electronic grocery distribution network” (2020, 46 citations), pioneers a two-echelon delivery model that balances efficiency and sustainability by combining ADRs with traditional vans. His follow-up study, “New Mobility-Assist E-Grocery Delivery Network” (2022, 15 citations), advances this by addressing load-dependent vehicle routing with mixed fleets, highlighting ADRs’ potential in hard-to-reach urban areas. Additionally, his work on “An Optimization Model for Determining Optimal Fleet Size for a Robot-Sharing System” (2021) tackles the operational challenge of scaling robot-sharing systems, offering practical solutions for cost-effective deployment. Kaisar’s research directly addresses the growing demand for greener, faster, and more flexible urban delivery, making him a key contributor to the future of smart city logistics.