LogiVille (VIL)
About us
VIL is het innovatieplatform voor de logistieke sector. VIL helpt Vlaamse bedrijven om innovatieve logistieke projecten te realiseren en zo hun competitiviteit te verhogen. Als ledenorganisatie brengt VIL bedrijven en organisaties uit diverse sectoren bij elkaar – zowel verladers als logistieke dienstverleners maar ook kennisinstellingen, overheidsinstanties en bedrijven vanuit de IT- engineering-, interim-, bouw en real estate wereld.
Products & services
Logilounge
On September 23, the startup partners of LogiVille will present their innovation.
LogiVille (VIL)
LogiVille’s (VIL) Experience Centre immerses businesses in the logistics of the future with visualisation, customisation, and digital storytelling. Discover the latest supply chain technologies, and collaborate in the ultra-modern meeting centre for innovative partnerships between start-ups, mature companies and knowledge institutes.
Multimodaal.Vlaanderen (VIL)
Multimodaal.Vlaanderen (VIL) is committed to improving mobility by supporting businesses in their quest for more environmentally friendly transport
VIL-projects
As the Spearhead Cluster for Logistics, VIL carries out innovative research projects with and for companies, supported by VLAIO or the European Commission. These projects fall within one of VIL’s areas of expertise and include both applied and scientific research. The goal is to enhance the competitiveness of companies through innovation.
Theme AI in operations: Maximise efficiency, minimise costs
Discover how AI helps organisations save time, reduce costs and boost productivity. During the ‘AI in operations: maximise efficiency, minimise cost’ Theme Tour, you’ll discover how organisations are using AI to organise day-to-day processes more intelligently. You’ll gain a clear picture of the possibilities, the impact on the shop floor and the opportunities for your own organisation.
News
Strong partnership sets course towards sustainable and future-proof business parks
Companies and business parks in Flanders face fundamental challenges. Increasing scarcity, climate pressure, geopolitical shifts, and stricter policy objectives are putting the current model under pressure.
Only 30% of berths have shore power: floating batteries offer an alternative for emission-free inland shipping.
Grid congestion and infrastructure limitations are slowing down the rollout of shore power in Flanders. The VIL project Floating Battery shows that today only 30% of berths are suitable for fixed shore power.
Flemish field trials show the impact of urban logistics: up to 55% fewer delivery trips
Up to 55 per cent fewer delivery journeys, 29 per cent lower delivery costs, more efficient logistics for local businesses and a new use for 1.42 tonnes of surplus food.
