Definition: A caulotaxis is a type of cargo handling system that uses a conveyor belt to transport materials, often used in the transportation of goods over long distances. The term "caulotaxis" can be traced back to the 19th century, when it was first introduced by German inventor Wilhelm von Humboldt. The name comes from the word "caulk," which is a type of seal that seals off the edges of a container. In the 20th century, caul
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