Slotting algorithm

Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warehouse_slotting

A slotting algorithm is an optimization technique that determines the assignment of storage locations (slots) to inventory items (SKUs) in a warehouse to maximize picking efficiency, throughput, and space utilization, considering factors such as demand, size and weight, turnover, product compatibility, and layout constraints.

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