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Research on Hot Spots and Development Trends of Intelligent Logistics in the Era of Artificial Intelligence An Analysis of Knowledge Graph Based on CiteSpace

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Artificial intelligence technology has injected a new impetus into various industries, bringing revolutionary changes to the logistics industry. Intelligent hardware represented by intelligent robots, intelligent picking vehicles, drones, and self-driving cars have significantly changed the existing mode of warehousing, transportation, distribution, and other logistics operations and will bring about even more changes; machine vision, natural voice processing, and extensive data mining, Intelligent software based on machine vision, natural voice processing, extensive data mining, deep learning, for the logistics industry involved in the identification, storage, management, utilization of information to open up a more efficient way, so that "data-driven logistics" has become a reality. The research results related to smart logistics are increasing. However, there is still a lack of big data analysis tools to comprehensively sort out the results of intelligent logistics and identify the current research hotspots and trends in smart logistics. Therefore, based on the knowledge graph, this paper analyzes the research hotspots and development trends in smart logistics based on 500 articles in the Web of Science's Science Citation Index database from 2013 to 2023, which is of great significance to the future development of intelligent logistics.

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    ICAICE '23: Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Computer Engineering
    November 2023
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