The bustling "Double Eleven" shopping festival this year has come to an end. During major e-commerce shopping festivals, the logistics industry is busier than businesses. According to monitoring data from the National Postal Administration, from November 1 to 11, 2023, postal and express delivery enterprises across the country received a total of 5.264 billion express packages, a year-on-year increase of 23.22%, and the daily average business volume was 1.4 times the daily business volume. On November 11th, a total of 639 million express packages were collected, 1.87 times the daily business volume, a year-on-year increase of 15.76%. In the past, as soon as the "Double Eleven" holiday arrived, some express delivery stations would be "out of stock". Nowadays, this dilemma is basically no longer present, and many consumers marvel at the "speed" of express delivery, "why is the Double Eleven Logistics so fast", and even make it on the hot search. Behind the small express package is a long logistics chain and a complex logistics network system, in which technology plays an increasingly important role. The application of technological innovation achievements is significantly improving people's experience of sending and receiving express delivery, and also bringing more convenience to daily life. Smart AR glasses: Free up hands and improve efficiency. Whenever consumers are in a hurry to open an e-commerce app, check the logistics information of packages, and see packages being relayed from one site to another, their inner anxiety will be slightly relieved. Every time a courier package arrives at a station, the staff will enter relevant information into the system, which is also known as inbound, allowing users to check their transportation progress in real-time. In the traditional inbound and outbound process, staff need to hold PDA devices and scan the barcodes on the express package manifest one by one to obtain package information and input it into the logistics system. Operating handheld devices requires at least one hand of the staff, and during the process of moving, picking, and tallying, it is often necessary for the staff to operate with both hands. At this time, handheld devices have become a "burden" for the staff. In addition, handheld scanning devices typically can only scan a single package at a time, which limits personnel's work efficiency and prolongs the transit time of express delivery. However, with the gradual maturity of AR technology and hardware equipment, intelligent AR glasses that combine AR technology with network information technology are quietly changing the traditional workflow of the logistics industry. Intelligent AR glasses support binocular full color AR display, with a transmittance of over 95%. They display high-definition content without obstructing personnel's line of sight, enabling both hands-on operation and information acquisition. More importantly, it is not only an AR glasses with display capabilities, but also an intelligent device with independent computing power. During the picking and outbound process, workers wearing this intelligent AR glasses no longer need to scan the goods with handheld devices. When they find the goods, the glasses can automatically complete the scanning operation. When multiple goods need to be scanned, as long as the goods are within the "field of view" of this smart AR glasses, it can quickly identify the package and confirm the number of boxes and pieces of goods, ensuring efficient picking process and avoiding missing or missing items. This intelligent AR glasses can not only scan cargo information, but also store goods in the warehouse