AI-Integrated Smart Post Office Management System for Predictive Delivery Optimization and Intelligent Scheduling
For many centuries, postal systems have been essential. They are the main way people send letters, documents, and parcels. Today, however, these traditional systems are struggling. The growth of online shopping (e-commerce) is fast. Customers expect more: faster, real-time services. The Indian Post Office System is one of the biggest and oldest postal networks in the world. It handles millions of mail and parcel transactions daily. This happens across cities, towns, and rural areas. India Post has tried to modernize with digital tracking and e-commerce links. Still, many core problems remain. The work process is too manual. People handle sorting, delivery scheduling, route planning, and customer contact. This manual work slows things down. It also makes delivery less accurate. This causes high rates of failed or delayed deliveries. Bringing in modern Artificial Intelligence (AI) can change everything. It offers a great way to improve postal operations. Crucially, it can do this without requiring massive physical changes to the infrastructure. This study is focused on creating and designing an AI-Integrated Smart Post Office Management System. Our proposed system will add smart AI features to the current India Post setup. These features include intelligent delivery time-slot guessing, customer-controlled rescheduling, dynamic route planning for postmen, and better data integration. This paper will review existing research and global systems. We will look at India's specific postal challenges and identify the current gaps. Finally, we will propose a detailed AI-enabled design ready for large-scale use.
Authors
- Jai Bhaskar
- Sourabh Singh Jat
Institutions
- Bikaner Technical University (IN)
Publication Details
- Journal
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Published
- 2026-01-03
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18136223
- Primary Topic
- Internet of Things and AI
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00