Postman Robot Unveiled in Presence of President

Concurrent with the national ceremony marking World Post Day and in the presence of Masoud Pezeshkian, President, a series of technological and infrastructure projects of the National Post Company were unveiled, including the first prototype of a postman robot. These projects were developed to make the postal network smarter, increase operational productivity and facilitate public access to postal services.

Simultaneously with the national celebration of World Post Day and with the presence of the president, Masoud Mezikian, a series of technological and infrastructural projects of the National Post Company, including the first example of a postman robot, were unveiled. These projects have been developed with the aim of making the postal network smarter, increasing operational efficiency and facilitating people's access to postal services.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan, citing the public relations of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, this ceremony was held in the presence of the President, Masoud Al-Badishian, Seyedstar Hashemi, the Minister of Communications and Information Technology, and Mohammad Ahmadi, the CEO of the National Post Company. The introduced projects are located in the two axes of development of the national location-based addressing system and the smartening of the infrastructure and the postal network.

Postman robot to distribute parcels in residential complexes

During this ceremony, the first example of a postman robot was unveiled with the participation of knowledge-based companies. This robot is designed to distribute parcels in settlements and residential complexes.

Based on the explanations provided, in the first stage, the investigation of the capabilities of this robot and the development of a new way of distributing parcels are on the agenda.

In another part of the programs related to the intelligentization of the postal network, three sorting centers and five scanner tunnels were put into operation in eight provinces of the country. These equipments are used to increase the speed of mail processing, reduce operational errors and improve the capacity of the postal network.

Also, the sorting data collection system and intelligent monitoring and management center of the country's postal network were opened. By integrating operational data, these systems enable more accurate monitoring of network performance, process status checks, and data-based decision making.

"Address"; Third generation standard address

Another unveiled project was "Nashnit"; A service that is developed based on the National Infrastructure for Location-Based Addressing (GNAF) and allows users to manage and personalize addresses and use location-based services.

In this ceremony, a report on the process of developing the national address database in the 14th government was also presented. According to the announcement of the National Post Company, the rural geocode coverage has increased from about four percent to 77 percent, and the completion of this process is targeted by December 1405.

The implementation of the virtual addressing plan of nameless roads and places without license plates in 120 cities and more than 60 villages, the development of the map layer with the participation of the private sector, and the signing of a memorandum of understanding with the sign, were among the other measures introduced in this department. Cooperation between different devices continues with the aim of expanding the use of standard addresses in providing services.

Unveiling of "My Post" web application

In the field of digital services, the "My Post" web application was also unveiled. This platform has been developed with the aim of facilitating users' access to postal electronic services and providing the possibility of integrated use of these services.

Developing software systems, improving the security of digital services, and expanding my postal assistant in the Sorushplus messenger were among the other programs introduced in this section, which are aimed at improving user access and developing offline services.

The series of projects introduced at the World Post Day ceremony is part of the National Post Company's plan to develop technological infrastructure, smarten operational processes and expand digital services; A program that aims to increase the speed and accuracy of mail processing and distribution and facilitate people's access to postal services.