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AI Cuts Gate Dwell to 30 Seconds as Eagle Grows 350%

AI gate automation cut dwell times to under 30 seconds while EAIGLE posted 350% year-over-year growth. CEO Amir Hoss explains how the company uses existing security cameras and computer vision to automate gate, yard and dock workflows. On site at a live facility, Hoss breaks down how EAIGLE went from a customer problem to a […] The post AI Cuts Gate Dwell to 30 Seconds as Eagle Grows 350%…

AI Cuts Gate Dwell to 30 Seconds as Eagle Grows 350%

AI-driven automation has significantly reduced gate dwell times at logistics facilities to under 30 seconds, according to Eagle AI Group (EAIGLE), which posted a staggering 350% year-over-year growth. The company's computer vision platform, which leverages existing security cameras, automates gate-to-dock operations, streamlining check-in and check-out processes and validating critical documents like bills of lading, purchase orders, and USDOT numbers in real-time.

At one facility processing around 1,100 trucks per day, the system replaced 18 full-time staff with an unmanned, paperless operation. Eagle AI Group markets two products: Automated Vehicle Access Control (AVAC) for gate management and YardSite for yard monitoring. The platform also serves as a theft deterrent, flagging potential cargo theft attempts and preventing unauthorized loads from leaving the yard.

Looking ahead, the company plans to announce a product update within two weeks and expects to see more autonomous gate and yard operations, with humans only intervening for exceptions and edge cases.

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