Remote yard monitoring in Temple

Local and live

Distribution centres along I-35 and the rail lines

Temple grew up as a railroad town and still runs on it: Union Pacific and BNSF both operate through the city, and I-35 alone carries more than $750 billion worth of goods across the US every year. The Temple Economic Development Corporation lists 147 acres ready to build on inside the Temple Industrial Park and more than 1,600 acres of shovel-ready land citywide, with sites for food distributor McLane Company, laminates maker Wilsonart and an H-E-B distribution centre that added 325,000 square feet in 2022. Austin-Bergstrom is under two hours away and DFW International brings in 22 cargo airlines, on top of the local Draughon-Miller Central Texas Regional Airport.

FBI 2024 data puts Temple's burglary count at 353 that year, about 364 for every 100,000 residents and well above the Texas and national figures, with 341 motor vehicle thefts the same year, about 352 per 100,000 residents, also above both benchmarks. For distribution centres and trailer yards along I-35, that means loaded trailers and parked equipment are exposed once the loading docks empty out for the night.

Sigma gives a Temple site the same standard of coverage: every camera watched live, 24 hours a day, every day of the year. When AI person and vehicle detection catches movement near a trailer or loading dock after hours, an agent pulls up the footage, delivers a live, instant talk-down through the site's speakers and brings in police and your contacts, then sends a written report with video clips. Gate Operations checks each arriving driver against your pickup lists before letting them in remotely.

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