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Episode 357 | Automating Logistics Yards with Computer Vision

23 December 2025 41:10 Grayson Brulte

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Darin Brannan, CEO & co-founder of Terminal Industries joined Grayson Brulte on The Road to Autonomy podcast to discuss transforming the logistics yard into a fully automated environment using computer vision and agentic AI.

Unlike legacy approaches that rely on RFID tags or manual "clipboard and radio" processes, Terminal Industries utilizes a proprietary computer vision platform trained on real world data, including weather occlusions, dirt, and glare to achieve high-accuracy tracking without requiring perfect conditions.

By digitizing the yard through an agentic workflow approach, the company is moving beyond simple point solutions to building a unified operating system that connects the warehouse to transportation, effectively enabling the transition from manual oversight to autonomous execution.


Episode Chapters

0:00 Playing Chess

2:35 Yard Operating Systems

7:15 Yard Bottlenecks

9:33 Traditional Yard and Warehouse Operations

15:15 Computer Vision

19:05 Building LLM Models

24:37 Data Control Centers

27:43 Automating Yards

36:34 Changing Consumer Habits

39:03 Autonomous Trucks and Yards

40:07 Future of Terminal Industries


Recorded on Monday, December 15, 2025


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