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Council advances Axon deal but requires review before AI camera deployment | Chattanooga Times Free Press (opens the original)
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Chattanooga city officials said Tuesday they intentionally left AI license plate reader cameras in a proposed five-year Axon technology package though neither police nor city technology officials requested them, preserving the option to study the tech for possible later use. Mayor Tim Kelly's chief of staff, Kevin Roig, told council members that any planned future deployment of the identification technology would first come before them.
NAACP urges district to keep Orchard Knob open | Chattanooga Times Free Press (opens the original)
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Chattanooga NAACP President Ann Pierre asked the Hamilton County Board of Education on Thursday to reject the proposal to relocate Orchard Knob Middle School, saying it doesn't address the school's longstanding academic performance issues. Speaking at a work session prior to the board meeting, Pierre pointed to single-digit proficiency rates in English and math as evidence that the problems faced by Orchard Knob students go well beyond the school building itself. The proposal was first announced
Chattanooga seeks to expand traffic technology despite funding loss | Chattanooga Times Free Press (opens the original)
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The city of Chattanooga is nearly finished with a $2 million grant to help emergency vehicles communicate with the intersections they're passing through, and local officials are looking to expand the program beyond the downtown health corridor. Meanwhile, funding has been cut from the federal program that was slated to help the city scale the effort, prompting officials to attempt to carry the technology forward using a separate $17 million grant for road safety.
1 dead, 4 injured after truck crashes into Grundy County auction | Chattanooga Times Free Press (opens the original)
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One person is dead and three were injured in Grundy County Saturday after a truck lost control and crashed into a crowd at an outdoor auction, according to Grundy County Sheriff Virgil McNeece. The accident happened at roughly 12:30 p.m. Sept. 12 just outside a public auction on State Route 108 in Grundy County when a truck allegedly malfunctioned, ran off the road and crashed into a crowd who had gathered for the event, according to McNeece and Auctioneer Mike Winton.
Local startup Zeus Robotics plans Erlanger pilot for autonomous hospital robot | Chattanooga Times Free Press (opens the original)
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The CEO of a local robotics startup recently announced a three-month pilot with Erlanger Hospital to deploy its first autonomous logistics robot to transport lab samples inside the hospital. Vivek Thankachan, CEO and co-founder of Chattanooga-based Zeus Robotics, said the pilot is the company's first deployment of its ZERA unit, an autonomous robot aimed at reducing the workload on already over-burdened hospital frontline staff.
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