Methods and systems for generating landing solutions for containers on landing surfaces
A solution, container technology, applied in the direction of transport and packaging, image analysis, load lifting elements, etc.
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[0176] Example: The need for onshore automation in an automated terminal
[0177] Rising vessel sizes and consolidation of routes have made competition among container terminals fierce. In the past decade alone, vessel size has nearly tripled from an average capacity of less than 4,000 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU) in 2008 to a current average of up to 13,772 TEU on the Asia-North Europe trade route . The largest ship in the world is capable of holding 21,413 TEU, and there are currently 57 ultra-large container ships, each of which currently holds at least 18,000 TEU. In addition, with the continuous improvement of regulations and the trend of reducing emissions, the impact on the environment has become the focus of global attention. If container terminals are to attract larger ships and maintain a competitive advantage, they must increase terminal throughput and efficiency while reducing their carbon footprint. Onshore automation offers tangible solutions to achieve ...
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