Silo’s underground micro-tunnel logistics system forms a high-speed, low-disruption delivery network with a strategically positioned central hub. Packages are then routed through the tunnel network to local pickup points for last mile delivery.

Existing food and courier delivery networks collect packages at local handoff points. From there, riders on e-bikes or scooters handle the final leg of the journey, delivering within a 3km radius for rapid, low-emission last-mile fulfillment. This hybrid system ensures speed, reliability, and minimal urban disruption.

Virtual restaurants co-located with parcel distribution hubs can dispatch food across several miles in as little as 120 seconds.

A single kitchen can extend their reach, scale order capacity, and serve an entire city.

The logistics network significantly reduces the cost and disruption of spoil disposal when excavating a new silo.

By extending the tunnel network from the nearest existing Silo, excavated material can be transported underground directly to processing or storage locations.