Remote site monitoring in Austin

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Industrial space along SH 130, I-35 and US 183

Austin's industrial market is building fast: Opportunity Austin counts nearly 18 million square feet of industrial space under construction across the region, much of it along SH 130, I-35 and US 183. The Airport Logistics Center alone totals 801,840 square feet near Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, and Austin Hills Commerce Center adds 1,350,000 square feet across six buildings, with Tesla's and Samsung's plants anchoring the US 290 corridor to the east.

That growth leaves plenty of open job sites and trailer yards for thieves to target. In 2026, Austin police investigated a string of break-ins at an East Austin apartment construction site on Shady Lane, including a May 20 theft in which suspects used a crowbar to force open locked units and took 26 circuit breakers worth about $10,000, one of at least eight thefts reported at the same site since March. Copper, breakers and tools left overnight are the draw, and the site itself is rarely watched once the crew leaves.

Austin job sites and yards get the same coverage: agents on every camera around the clock, and AI that picks out people and vehicles once the crews leave. An agent confirms it on the live feed, speaks to the intruder through the site's speakers and brings in Austin police and your contacts, then sends clips and a written incident report. For sites that store equipment as well as trailers, Yard Operations adds checks on both.

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