Jette Krause

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Jette Krause is a leading researcher in sustainable urban logistics, with a particular focus on the environmental and social implications of last-mile delivery innovations. Her work critically examines how emerging technologies—such as automated droids—can reshape city freight systems while balancing economic efficiency with sustainability goals. Krause’s most-cited paper, “Last-mile delivery by automated droids. Sustainability assessment on a real-world case study” (2022, 53 citations), stands out for its pioneering integration of multi-criteria decision-making analysis with sustainability pillars and scenario modeling. This study provides a rigorous, stakeholder-aware framework for evaluating the trade-offs inherent in deploying autonomous delivery robots, offering actionable insights for policymakers and urban planners. By grounding her assessment in a real-world case, Krause bridges the gap between theoretical sustainability metrics and practical implementation challenges. Her work has become a key reference for researchers and practitioners seeking to decarbonize freight transport without compromising social equity or operational viability. Krause’s contributions are especially valuable in a field where hype often outpaces evidence, making her evidence-based approach a cornerstone for responsible innovation in last-mile logistics.