Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Quico Pepjin Spaen

Timothy Lee Jacobs

Ivan Borges Oliveira

Ian Ward

Manik Kumar

Akhand Pratap Singh

Georgios Patsakis

Golbarg Kazemi Tutunchi

Sendhil Nathan

Suresh Rangaswamy

Vighnesh Naik

Transportation handoffs for increased network density are described herein. In an example, a computer system generates first data indicating a first candidate network path associated with transporting a first load of items between an origin and a destination within a network. The first candidate network path directly connects the origin and the destination. The computer system generates second data indicating a second candidate network path indirectly connecting the origin and the destination. The computer system generates a first input including the first data and the second data to an optimization model and a second input about a second load of items to the optimization model. The computer system determines an output of the optimization model indicating, for the first load, a selected network path a resource assignment per segment of the selected network path. The computer system causes, based on the output of the optimization model, utilization of transportation resources.

Transportation handoffs for increased network density

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Quico Pepjin Spaen