1. Copyright Route Monkey © 2015

2. Brief introduction…
Route Monkey was formed in 2009 after identifying a gap in the market for scheduling and optimisation technology.
We solve complex mobility problems via our unique algorithms optimising vehicles, people, assets and infrastructure.
We specialise in electric and ultra low-carbon vehicle optimisation in urban areas, helping to reduce carbon and harmful emissions whilst significantly improving air quality in cities.
Colin Ferguson CEO
Kate Armitage, Director
Martin Rapos, Director 2

3. Our story in numbers…
30 employees between Livingston, Gateshead and Australia with new offices in Hong Kong and Amsterdam.
Route Monkey algorithms are used at over 1000 sites worldwide.
Proven savings of up to 20% by implementing Route Monkey technology.
Source: RM 2014

4. Case study: Iceland…
Route Monkey is installed in over 800 Iceland stores in the UK.
Our technology schedules 1500 home delivery vehicles per day in real-time in urban areas.
Average savings of 6% generated in terms of reduced costs, carbon and emissions.
Iceland stock image

5. Case study: Yodel…
Route Monkey is used by Yodel’s lifestyle courier business to optimise delivery routes in urban areas for self-employed drivers.
Yodel deliver 135 million parcels per year on behalf of top retailers.
Our technology reduced fuel use by 19% and 6% in time for Yodel.
Yodel stock image

6. Case study: The Challenge network…
The Challenge Network implemented Route Monkey optimisation technology in 2014.
The Challenge saved over £150,000 in transport costs in its first year.
Per mile costs reduced from £8 per mile to £2 per mile on some journeys.
Challenge press release

7. Case study: PIFI…
Route Monkey are the analytics partner for DfT’s Plugged In Fleets Initiative in conjunction with EST and EDF E.
Our role was to show where electric vehicles and infrastructure would work within the fleets analysed.
This work has encouraged the uptake of EV’s within the public and private sector in cities and urban areas with new initiatives underway.
PIFI event at City Hall 2013

8. 50 big ideas…
Route Monkey is one of 50 big ideas shaping the future of electric mobility worldwide.
Unique algorithms that can be used to solve multiple and diverse mobility problems.
Electrification and other alternative fuelled vehicles can be a viable solution for freight deliveries in cities.
UF EV City Casebook 2014

9. Energy management…
We have now expanded our algorithms to control batteries, vehicles and infrastructure.
The picture on the left is a 50KW battery in San Diego that we control and is used to bid into the energy markets in the US.
In the UK, we provide solutions that flatten out grid demand and manage Demand Response events. This will play an important role in future freight deliveries in cities worldwide as more electric vehicles are introduced.
50 KW storage on site in the US 9

10. What’s next…?
Online scheduling platform launches Q to optimise electric and ultra low-carbon vehicles in cities.
Infrastructure booking and managed charging capabilities.
Freight sharing and smart parking initiatives.
Wearable optimisation technology and apps.
RM Web portal 10

11. Wearable optimized devices
View your progress
Optimize your jobs to finish early
Get optimized sequence (accept?) Communicate status and treats
Driver availability
New tourist job
Sequence of today
GPS progress
Status on completion
Next Job
Optimize by driver
Finish job
Push optimization
Status and incentives
Powered by Route Monkey

12. Summary…
Optimisation technologies will play a major role for freight deliveries in the city now and in the future.
Electrification, ultra low-carbon vehicles and interaction with infrastructure will also play a key role for ‘fleets of the future’ in urban areas.
And finally…freight sharing, taking a holistic view of transport and collaboration between government and organisations is vital. 12

13. Thank you…! Contact 0845 643 5731 Martin.Rapos@routemonkey.com
@m_rapos
@routemonkeyltd