Automation Anywhere and Akshaya Patra Enhance Meal Distribution with AI
Automation Anywhere has partnered with The Akshaya Patra Foundation to enhance the distribution of meals to 5 million children daily through AI-powered automation, announced in a press release. This collaboration aims to streamline operations and improve donor engagement, reducing turnaround times from over 20 hours to just 40 minutes.
The partnership has already benefited Akshaya Patra, which currently serves over 2.35 million children across 25,000 schools. With the support of Automation Anywhere, the foundation is optimizing donor management, route planning, and supply chain workflows to increase efficiency and scalability.
Future plans include AI-driven procurement and demand-responsive production mechanisms to minimize food waste. Additionally, real-time data and AI-powered automation will enhance logistics performance across Akshaya Patra's fleet of over 2,200 delivery vehicles, improving route planning and fuel efficiency.
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