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EAIGLE Slashes Gate Dwell Times Below 30 Seconds With Camera-Based Automation

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Thursday, September 10, 2026

EAIGLE has secured growth funding following 350% year-over-year expansion. The company deploys computer vision technology that transforms existing security cameras into automated gate and yard operations. The platform reduces gate transactions from 7.5 to 18 minutes down to under 30 seconds, cutting detention costs, labor expenses and damage claims across North American facilities. Founded after a major global retailer identified automation challenges, EAIGLE operates fully unmanned, paperless facilities that validate bills of lading and purchase orders in real time before trailer release. The system enhances security by validating documentation on-site, addressing rising trailer theft incidents. CEO Amir Hoss frames the solution around what he calls the TLCC framework—time, labor, claims and compliance. Over five years of deployments, the technology has eliminated manual check-in and checkout processes while simultaneously improving dock-to-gate operations.

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