Remote site monitoring in Chattanooga

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At the junction of I-24, I-59 and I-75

Chattanooga sits where I-24, I-59 and I-75 come together, with close access to I-40, I-20 and I-65, putting the region within a day's drive of more than 131 million people. Norfolk Southern and CSX both run rail service through the city, the Appalachian Regional Port moves containers 388 miles by rail to the Port of Savannah, and four public terminals give the Tennessee River a connection to 16,000 miles of navigable waterways. The Enterprise South Industrial Park, a 6,000-acre site built around the Volkswagen Chattanooga Assembly Plant, got its own I-75 interchange in 2006 and a dual rail connection to both CSX and Norfolk Southern in 2011.

Vehicles and equipment left outside overnight have been a target even inside the city's biggest industrial park. On the morning of December 11, 2023, Chattanooga police were called to an automaker's assembly plant after roughly 23 employee vehicles were broken into overnight in its parking lot. The same overnight exposure applies to any yard holding trailers, machinery or materials outside a fence line in Chattanooga.

Sigma watches a Chattanooga yard or job site the same way day and night, holidays included: a live agent on every camera, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. A person or vehicle near a trailer, parking area or stack of materials after hours trips the AI detection, the agent checks the live feed to confirm it before anything else, gives a live, instant talk-down through the site's speakers, and brings in police with video evidence if the person doesn't move on. Inside a park like Enterprise South, Yard Operations can also keep logs of vehicles and equipment moving through.

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