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The high speed, low latency and large capacity connection characteristics of 5G technology make data transmission in logistics faster and more accurate. Real-time cargo tracking, intelligent warehouse management and efficient distribution planning are all possible.

EHang's exploration of the application of 5G technology in the field of drones has also injected new vitality into the logistics industry. Drone delivery has shown great potential in some special scenarios, such as remote areas and emergency rescue.

Logistics companies can use 5G technology and drone delivery to optimize delivery routes, improve delivery efficiency, and reduce operating costs. At the same time, 5G technology can also promote the sharing and coordination of logistics information and strengthen the integration and management of the supply chain.

However, the application of 5G technology in the logistics industry also faces some challenges. For example, the cost of infrastructure construction is high, the security and stability of the technology need to be further guaranteed, and the relevant laws, regulations and policies are not yet perfect.

Despite this, the development prospects of 5G technology in the logistics industry are still broad. As the technology continues to mature and improve, it is believed that it will bring more innovations and breakthroughs to the logistics industry.

Back to the field of international express delivery, although its direct connection with 5G technology may not be as obvious as domestic logistics, the development of 5G technology will still have an indirect impact on international express delivery.

International express delivery usually involves transportation and distribution in multiple countries and regions, which is complex and uncertain. The improvement in logistics efficiency brought by 5G technology is likely to improve the overall transportation time and service quality of international express delivery.

For example, through more accurate cargo tracking and real-time information feedback, customers can more clearly understand the shipping status of their packages, reducing anxiety and uncertainty.

At the same time, the supply chain collaboration and integration promoted by 5G technology will also help international express companies optimize resource allocation and reduce operating costs.

However, international express delivery also faces some difficulties in utilizing 5G technology. There are differences in 5G network coverage and technical standards in different countries and regions, which may affect the smooth transmission and coordination of information.

In addition, international express delivery also faces problems such as complex customs policies, cultural differences and language barriers, which may restrict the full application of 5G technology in the field of international express delivery.

In short, the development of 5G technology has brought tremendous changes and opportunities to the logistics industry. As an important part of logistics, international express delivery will also be affected and continue to develop in this wave.