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Contactless delivery reduces direct contact between people and improves the safety of delivery. For cross-border logistics, this means that more intelligent warehousing and distribution systems are needed to support it. For example, through automated warehousing management, goods can be quickly sorted and stored; using technologies such as drones and unmanned vehicles to complete the last mile of delivery.

The rapid development of cross-border e-commerce has also provided a wide range of application scenarios for contactless delivery. Consumers' growing demand for overseas goods has prompted cross-border logistics companies to continuously optimize their delivery solutions. However, in this process, they also face many challenges.

First, there are differences in policies and regulations among countries, which has brought certain restrictions to contactless delivery of cross-border logistics. Different countries have different regulatory policies on drone delivery, which requires companies to fully understand and comply with local regulations during operations.

Secondly, cross-border logistics involves multiple links and many participants, which makes coordination difficult. From the origin to the destination of the goods, it needs to go through multiple links such as customs, transportation companies, and distribution stations. Delays in any link may affect the efficiency of the entire distribution.

Furthermore, there are some problems with the application of technology. Although automation and intelligent technology can improve distribution efficiency, the stability and reliability of the technology still need to be improved. Once the system fails, it may lead to a backlog of goods and delivery delays.

In order to meet these challenges, cross-border logistics companies need to strengthen cooperation with all parties. They need to communicate with government departments to strive for favorable policy support, cooperate with e-commerce platforms to achieve information sharing and coordinated development, and cooperate with technology suppliers to continuously improve their technology level.

At the same time, companies should also focus on cultivating professional talents. Cross-border contactless delivery requires compound talents who understand logistics management and are familiar with technology applications. A high-quality team can be built through a combination of internal training and external recruitment.

In short, the integration of cross-border logistics contactless delivery and e-commerce is the future development trend, but it needs to overcome many difficulties and challenges. Only by continuous innovation and optimization can we occupy a place in the global market.