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Presenter showcases construction monitoring cameras for Regional One projects

Regional One Health Black Economic Inclusion Task Force · March 20, 2025
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Summary

Jeremy Simpson of Systems Technologies demonstrated construction monitoring cameras that provide live feeds, security recordings, time‑lapse archives and project dashboards used at sites including FedEx Forum and Tom Lee Park, arguing they support safety oversight and public transparency.

Jeremy Simpson, representing Systems Technologies, told the Regional One Health BEI Task Force the company installs construction monitoring systems that provide live views, archived photos and time‑lapse videos for project management and safety oversight. "we're an information solution provider and, 1 of the, scopes of our services falls along the lines of construction monitoring," Simpson said while describing deployments at the FedEx Forum, Tom Lee Park and a $12,000,000 clinic in Marion, Arkansas.

Task force members asked how early cameras are installed, how many cameras a project needs and whether feeds could be shared on Regional One's website. Simpson said cameras typically go up "right before the project gets started" and that camera counts depend on the project footprint; he suggested project managers can use the archive and live views to check progress, verify safety compliance and produce time‑lapse videos for openings. Commissioner Brooks said the technology could reduce personnel costs for monitoring: "that's wonderful because see that, you know, that takes care of those dollars that you would have to, spend for personnel."