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RXO’s new AI-powered truck check-in technology to ‘speed up process’

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RXO’s new AI-powered truck check-in technology to ‘speed up process’
A screenshot from RXO's promotional video shows the company's new AI-powered check-in system that identifies trucks using video or image. (Courtesy: RXO)

CHARLOTTE, N.C — Truckload broker RXO has launched a new AI-powered check-in system for warehouses and distribution centers.

Using either video or images, the AI technology allows facilities to identify the trucks, extract the data and send it to processing for check-in or security, according to a news release.

The AI technology automatically records the trailer numbers and matches them to the scheduled appointments when the truck arrives on site.

“RXO’s visual AI technology is already producing positive results at our Laredo, Texas facility, including reduced wait times at the gate,” said Yoav Amiel, chief information officer at RXO. “This advanced technology speeds up the process for carriers and helps shippers save time and money. We’re thrilled to continue to use machine learning and AI to provide our shippers and carriers with cutting-edge ways to make their operations more efficient.”

The tasks that the AI-powered check-in system was previously handled manually by employees taking note of the truck information and directing them to the correct warehouse dock or yard spot.

According to the news release, “This led to truck backups at the gate during the check-in process due to high traffic, manual documentation and typing errors.”

The new system is combined with RXO’s Yard Management System, allowing automatic appointment matching by recording the relevant information and matching the data to the scheduled appointment.

The system then notifies staff that a truck has arrived and provides all information to them.

Throughout the year, RXO will implement this system in its other locations while also planning to offer the system as a standalone service to other companies.

Erica N. Guy

Born and raised in Little Rock, AR, Erica N. Guy decided to stay in her hometown to begin her professional career in journalism. Since obtaining her bachelor’s degree from UAPB, Erica has professionally written for several publications about several topics ranging from lifestyle, tech, culture, and entertainment, just to name a few. Continuing her love for her hometown, she joined our team in June 2023, where she is currently a staff writer. Her career goals include continuing storytelling through her writing by being the best professional writer she can be. In her spare time, Erica enjoys trying new foods, cozying up with a good book, spending time with family and friends, and establishing herself as a future businesswoman.

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Born and raised in Little Rock, AR, Erica N. Guy decided to stay in her hometown to begin her professional career in journalism. Since obtaining her bachelor's degree from UAPB, Erica has professionally written for several publications about several topics ranging from lifestyle, tech, culture, and entertainment, just to name a few. Continuing her love for her hometown, she joined our team in June 2023, where she is currently a staff writer. Her career goals include continuing storytelling through her writing by being the best professional writer she can be. In her spare time, Erica enjoys trying new foods, cozying up with a good book, spending time with family and friends, and establishing herself as a future businesswoman.
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