UDB Ultra-Dense Buffering

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Ultra-Dense Buffering (UDB) in logistics refers to a highly compact buffer zone within a material flow process. It is designed to temporarily hold large volumes of goods in a confined space to optimize throughput and space utilization. Specialized racking or automated storage systems are used to maximize storage density and smooth out process bottlenecks.

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