EAIGLE Secures Growth Funding to Expand AI Gate and Yard Automation
EAIGLE has secured a growth funding round led by Noro-Moseley Partners, with participation from In Revenue Capital and Boreal Ventures, announced in a press release. The investment will support the expansion of EAIGLE's computer vision platform and its automated logistics technology for global supply chains.
EAIGLE's main products, Automated Vehicles Access Control (AVAC) and YardSight, use computer vision to analyze camera feeds and read truck and trailer identifiers at facility gates and yards. The system automates data capture, reducing manual audits and paper-based workflows. EAIGLE reports that facilities using its solution have reduced gate dwell times to under 30 seconds and increased throughput by up to five times.
The company plans to use the new funding to accelerate market expansion and further develop its automation platform. EAIGLE recently introduced YardSight Mobile, which extends yard visibility through machine vision designed for shunting trucks. The company serves enterprise customers in retail, manufacturing, and transportation sectors seeking to optimize logistics and supply chain operations.
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