딜리버스

딜리버스 (Delivus) is a Korean technology-based logistics platform company that operates 딜리래빗 (Delirabbit), a guaranteed same-day arrival parcel service for e-commerce companies, online platforms and brand-owned shops. The service also covers same-day return pickup and same-day exchange: return requests received before 2 p.m. are collected the same evening and returned to the seller's warehouse the following afternoon, while exchange requests submitted before 3 p.m. result in the courier collecting the original item and delivering the replacement on the same evening visit. According to the company, this compresses return handling from the 3-4 days typical of conventional parcel services to one day, and delivery lead time from about two days to an average of roughly six to seven hours, at a price comparable to standard parcel rates (a per-item delivery unit price reported below KRW 2,500 in 2023). Delivery status is trackable in real time, and the service operates seven days a week.

Operationally, Delivus removes intermediate steps used by traditional parcel networks. Instead of collecting goods through agencies and sorting them repeatedly across hub and sub-terminals, it picks up items directly from merchants and sorts them once at its own automated hub, where a sorter allocates parcels into region-specific "unit boxes". Those boxes are staged at unmanned regional hubs, where drivers scan a QR code to take custody and then follow routes generated in the delivery app. The company states its hub can automatically sort more than 100,000 items per day and that it is the only same-day delivery operator with an automated hub capable of large-volume processing. A logistics hub in Gwangju, Gyeonggi Province opened in July 2023, which the company associates with a 450% productivity increase.

The company describes its technical core as an "asset-light" AI deep-learning "dynamic clustering" approach to delivery zones and routing. It combines data such as origin and destination latitude/longitude, administrative district, weather, building type and the presence of a shared-entrance access code to estimate per-item delivery time, then builds daily-variable delivery-area combinations and last-mile routes that maximize the number of items deliverable within a fixed time window, in contrast to the fixed-territory assignment used by conventional couriers. Delivus says it has completed domestic patent registration on this route/zone optimization technology and has patent applications pending in the United States, Japan and Singapore.