The Global Logistics Graph (GLG) models the world’s logistics infrastructure as a shared, continuously evolving graph. Nodes and edges encode locations, capacity, services, and connectivity that ACE and operators reason over.
Collective intelligence
- Topology improves as participants contribute operational outcomes
- Carriers expose capacity without surrendering commercial autonomy
- Hosts densify last-mile coverage as local infrastructure
- Enterprises and governments attach regulatory or facility constraints
Traveler leftover kg as capacity
A listed trip is an edge with time, airports, and kilograms. Matching a parcel is finding a walk on the GLG whose attributes fit the DLA. Multi-leg AirJIT shipments are literally multi-edge walks with Host nodes in between.
Not a proprietary map
The GLG is a protocol-level information surface. It should compound with honest participation rather than exist only as one company’s private heatmap.