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BlueBox announces expansoin into Toronto market with smart locker solution

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Based in Vancouver, Canada, BlueBox provides security and convenience through a monthly service fee structure and self-developed software.

BlueBox announces expansoin into Toronto market with smart locker solution

TORONTO — First launched in Vancouver, BlueBox smart lockers have now expanded to the Toronto market to service all building types, facilities, and communities. The BlueBox Smart Locker solution is developed by Bluemyth Technologies, a smart hardware and mobile internet application company focusing on building a better and more sustainable community.

“Smart parcel lockers are the future of parcel delivery. BlueBox has been a great added amenity to the building I manage and has reduced my workload and left the lobby free of parcels and missed package slips,” said Jake Tomic, Building Manager.

Package volumes have increased drastically and buildings are unprepared to handle the influx of deliveries. This has resulted in stolen, opened, and misplaced items, leading to frustrations and potential theft.

“Last-mile delivery is a growing problem in Canada. Long-standing challenges like delivery inefficiency, parcel security, congestion and vehicle emissions make our communities vulnerable. BlueBox smart locker solution aims to resolve the problems by creating an affordable and game-changing service to the market,” said Howard Huang, chief marketing officer of Bluemyth.

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The increasing demand for online shopping and e-commerce has affected the parcel delivery industry not only on the front end, but also the entire delivery chain. BlueBox is trying to offer a robust parcel solution.

Based in Vancouver, Canada, BlueBox provides security and convenience through a monthly service fee structure and self-developed software.

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