loading simulation strategy

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A loading simulation strategy is a method for digitally replicating and optimizing the loading process of transport units (e.g. trucks, containers, rail wagons). Its aim is to maximize space utilization, accelerate loading operations, reduce handling damage, and minimize transport costs. It takes into account item lists, dimensions and weight, as well as sequence and cargo securing.

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