Continuous, network-wide monitoring that turns copper theft and right-of-way intrusion from a reactive report into a real-time, preventable event.
A single copper theft worth roughly $200 in scrap value can trigger signaling failures, train holds, service interruptions and emergency response costs that run 10–100× the value of what was stolen. By the time an agency detects the damage, it has already happened.
Corridor Intelligence replaces after-the-fact detection with continuous, real-time awareness across the entire corridor, using existing infrastructure rather than requiring railway reconstruction. It operates across three integrated layers:
Every mile monitored constantly, day and night, in all weather.
Real-time confirmation with active deterrence and instant alerts to operations.
Pattern recognition across the entire network to identify coordinated criminal activity.
Acoustic sensors and computer vision for gunshot, loud-noise and intrusion detection
Crowd surveillance and movement analysis
Behavioral and sentiment analytics
Predictive event management integrated with scheduling and staff deployment
Copper theft & cable sabotage: detection during tampering, before signaling fails
Right-of-way intrusion: real-time flagging of unauthorized access across the entire corridor
Platform-edge & track-bed safety: immediate alerts for dangerous zone intrusions
Organized crime pattern detection: network-level analysis revealing coordinated activity
Property crime becomes a passenger-safety issue agencies can see and act on
Threats that looked random reveal themselves as predictable and preventable
Response moves from post-incident cleanup to real-time intervention
A tiered expansion model (Sensing Wedge, Operational, Intelligence, Passenger-Facing) lets agencies scale coverage deliberately. Built on the same public-safety data platform delivered for LA Metro.