With the rapid development of unmanned delivery technology, more and more unmanned delivery vehicles have begun to be put into practical application, and the introduction of wireless charging technology has injected new vitality into the reform of this industry. Through non-contact energy transmission, wireless charging technology enables unmanned delivery vehicles to carry out efficient charging operations at specific charging stations without manual plugging and unplugging of charging lines, which greatly reduces charging preparation time and operation complexity, and improves vehicle availability and working efficiency. In addition, the wireless charging system is usually designed with higher safety and longer service life, the hardware part of the charging station is not only waterproof and dust-proof, but also can effectively avoid wear or damage caused by frequent plugging, which is particularly important for unmanned delivery vehicles working outdoors.

The combination of wireless charging technology and unmanned delivery vehicles also promotes the further development of automation technology. The unmanned delivery vehicle can automatically drive to the charging station for charging through preset route planning and location identification, and the entire process does not require manual intervention, which greatly improves the automation level of logistics distribution. This automatic charging scheme is not only suitable for short-distance distribution in cities, but also can be widely used in closed or semi-closed areas such as industrial parks and large warehouses, which has a significant effect on improving logistics efficiency and reducing costs. In addition, the wireless charging system can also intelligently schedule the charging time according to the battery status and vehicle operation plan, ensuring that the unmanned delivery vehicle can always maintain the best working state when needed, and further optimize the distribution process.

From the perspective of environmental adaptability, the energy transmission method provided by wireless charging technology is not limited by weather conditions, and can ensure the normal charging of unmanned delivery vehicles even in bad weather to ensure the smooth completion of distribution tasks. At the same time, the wireless charging station occupies a small area, the installation is flexible, and can be flexibly arranged according to actual needs, reducing the cost and time of traditional charging infrastructure construction. For express service providers, this means being able to complete more delivery tasks in less time, improving customer satisfaction, while also contributing to the sustainable development of the logistics industry.

In short, the combination of unmanned delivery vehicles and wireless charging technology is not only a major technological upgrade of the traditional logistics industry, but also an active exploration of future urban life. By improving delivery efficiency, reducing operating costs, enhancing safety and enhancing automation, wireless charging technology is paving the way for the widespread application of unmanned delivery vehicles and is expected to become an integral part of the construction of smart cities.