Friday, June 5, 2026
Manual gate and yard processes remain one of the most overlooked sources of delay, risk, and operational friction in logistics. As networks become more complex, logistics teams need more than incremental improvements. They need automated access control, real-time yard visibility, accurate asset identification, and connected data across the systems that run their operations.
In this session, EAIGLE and industry leaders will discuss how Vision AI is transforming the gate and yard from manual checkpoints into intelligent, connected control points. The conversation will explore how AI-powered automation can trucks and trailers, capture critical asset data, support unmanned gate workflows, identify exceptions, improve security, reduce detention and dwell, and feed reliable data into YMS, TMS, WMS, and ERP platforms.
Attendees will walk away with a practical view of how Vision AI is being applied in real logistics environments today, what it takes to move from manual processes to automated operations, and how organizations can build faster, safer, and more visible logistics networks from arrival to departure.
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About the speakers
Diana Bocsanczy
Supply Chain Strategic Consulting Manager
Miebach Consulting
Sam Saad
CCO
EAIGLE
Experienced leader with a 20+ year track record of company building, scalable process design, and execution in the technology, logistics, and transportation sectors.
Prior to joining EAIGLE, Sam led go-to-market & strategic initiatives for Gatik, where, as part of the Founding Team, he helped drive Gatik's meteoric growth as the market leader in autonomous middle-mile transportation through multiple Fortune 500 client attraction and equity financing events.
He was the Founding Director of the Innovation Factory's Centre for Integrated Transportation and Mobility (CITM), a technology accelerator for CAV (Connected Autonomous Vehicle) technologies. Sam started his CAV journey at the Ontario Centres of Innovation (OCI), where he managed a sizable innovation funding portfolio.
Before entering the technology sector, Sam spent his earlier career focused on education, health promotion, and international development at the MaRS Discovery District, University of Toronto, and United Nations.
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