Japan’s Train Stations Become Parcel Hubs as Quadient and JR East Smart Logistics Expand Smart Locker Capabilities

Core Insights - Quadient has activated parcel shipping services within JR East's 'Multi E Cube' locker network, allowing commuters to send and receive parcels conveniently from train station lockers without printed labels or in-person assistance [1][2] - The integration of 'Multi E Cube' lockers into Quadient's PUDO Station network enables users to receive deliveries from Yamato Transport and send parcels directly from station lockers, enhancing convenience and flexibility for commuters [2][3] - The Multi E Cube lockers now support both receipt and shipping services, allowing users to reserve locker compartments in advance and access services from the first to the last train, with select lockers offering 24/7 access [3] Company Vision and Impact - Quadient aims to build a user-centric locker network that is open and interoperable, facilitating frictionless access to parcel services in busy commuter hubs across Japan [4] - The PUDO Station network serves as a nationwide system of convenience hubs, transforming underutilized spaces into valuable service points that enhance flexibility, efficiency, and convenience for communities [4]