NetworkZones
Sovereign Physical Distribution Platform · Cluster Node
Configure sovereign distribution centers, cross-dock transit nodes, security gate checkpoints, and polygon geofences.
Pegasus routes physical freight based on an explicit hierarchical network topology. Learn how to define facilities, dock loading bays, gate seals, and metropolitan delivery sectors to ensure orders are fulfilled from the closest warehouse.
Architecture & Performance Highlights
Sub-Polygon Routing
Define GeoJSON polygon boundaries with custom speed limits, bridge clearances, and vehicle weight restrictions.
Dock Bay Scheduling
Prevent yard gridlock by assigning automated 30-minute docking slots to inbound 18-wheelers.
Cross-Dock Transit
Transfer pallets directly between long-haul trucks and last-mile delivery vans without warehouse putaway.
Standard Operating Procedure
Define Central Warehouses and Loading Docks
Register physical facility coordinates, capacity limits, and active loading bays. Loading bays support distinct constraints like cold storage or bulk pallet lifts.
Draw Delivery Zone Geofences
Upload GeoJSON polygons dividing the urban area into delivery zones (e.g., Chilanzar-North, Yunusabad-East). Each zone maps to designated dispatch fleets.
Pair Gate Checkpoints with Tamper Verification Terminals
Every perimeter exit requires an active Gate Node entry. Vehicles cannot be recorded as Departed until passing an authorized gate scan.
Zone Overlap Prevention
Ensure delivery zone polygons do not have intersecting boundaries unless priority tiering is explicitly configured in zone rules.
Keep Exploring Pegasus Architecture & Operations
Based on the invariants, physical actors, and data flows of this module, explore these recommended companion guides and operational playbooks.
CVRP Route Optimizer
The CVRP solver uses zone definitions to restrict vehicle routes and calculate distance matrices.
Payload Gate Security
Gate security terminals execute physical checkpoint clearance based on the network topology nodes.
Concurrent Stockout Rejection
What happens when inventory at the nearest zone warehouse is depleted concurrently during order placement.