Joel Dehlin

Sutter Health Park Just Got Smarter — From Dugout to Parking Lot. We’re proud to announce the full NXTFusion™ sensor deployment at Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento, bringing autonomous AI intelligence to the venue as we start the 2026–27 baseball season. Starting this season, NXTFusion™ is deliver real-time AI-powered visibility across the entire venue footprint — managing traffic flow, protecting revenue, securing the parking lot, and keeping fans and staff safe across all the events on the calendar. And the calendar is packed. Beyond the Athletics (soon to be the Las Vegas Athletics) and Sacramento River Cats baseball, Sutter Health Park hosts some of the most dynamic events in the region: -Savannah Bananas — bringing their viral brand of baseball entertainment to Sacramento fans -Shamrock Marathon — one of the region’s premier running events flowing through and around the venue - Perfect Game tournaments — elite youth baseball where every play matters and every parking spot counts Each of these events brings unique crowd dynamics, traffic patterns, and operational demands. NXTFusion™ adapts in real time — automatically — so our operations partners at Ace Parking can manage it all with fewer staff, less guesswork, and zero revenue leakage. This is what a fully sensored venue looks like: AI-powered vehicle counting and traffic orchestration, Real-time anomaly detection and employee safety alerts, POS Sentry revenue accuracy across all cashier-managed operations, Predictive crowd flow — before problems become incidents. We didn’t build NXTFusion™ for a single game. We built it for the full season, the doubleheader, the marathon morning, and the Friday night lights of youth baseball. See Everything. Miss Nothing. Respond Instantly. Sutter Health Park is now one of the most intelligently managed venues in Major and Minor League Baseball. And we’re just getting started. Interested in what full-venue AI sensing looks like for your property? Let’s talk. #NXTRobotics #NXTFusion #SutterHealthPark #Athletics #SacramentoRiverCats #SavanannahBananas #ShamrockMarathon #VenueOperations #SmartStadium #AceParking #RevenueProtection #AutonomousAI

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Gary Tucker recently joined The Ranch Podcast to discuss how TechHelp’s studioBlu Idaho connects Boise State University students with real-world business challenges across Idaho. The conversation highlights how studioBlu gives students hands-on experience while supporting companies ranging from startups to organizations like J.R. Simplot Company. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ge4ePqqn

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Great news for Little Rock: the Board of Directors voted to extend the SoundThinking (ShotSpotter) contract, ensuring continued use of gunshot detection technology that alerts police within seconds, often to incidents that go unreported. This renewal reflects confidence in a tool that has already helped improve response times and gather critical evidence. It’s a smart, data-driven step toward safer neighborhoods. Excited to see more cities leveraging innovative solutions like this. How is your community using technology to enhance public safety? #doingworkthatmatters

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When Portland Community College (PCC) started using VR for EMS training, they ran into roadblocks 🚧 - until it switched to ArborXR. Get the story on how ArborXR's purpose-built platform allows PCC to streamline VR management, deploy content efficiently, and track student engagement — saving over 1,300 hours per cohort and improving learning outcomes.

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One thing that came up during a recent conversation on Hawaii Public Radio’s Bytemarks Café is how much it matters when tech programs intentionally slow down enough to create real connection. Pacific International Center For High Technology Research - PICHTR's Hawaii Wave and PACT2026 are doing something a bit different by keeping the group small, pushing builders out of their comfort zones, and focusing on partnerships that can turn into real follow-on work across Hawaii, Japan, and allied regions. We aren’t just talking about tech. The conversation touched on Japanese companies exploring manufacturing operations in Hawaii, new Marine depot partnership initiatives, and infrastructure work extending to Alaska. As part of the Hawaii Wave cohort, I’ve seen firsthand how valuable it is to step out of the “little builder shell” and get honest feedback from mentors and peers who’ve been through this before. Keith Matsumoto and I joined Burton Lum to talk through this, along with the broader intent behind PACT2026 and why these kinds of ecosystems matter right now. Recording here for anyone interested: https://lnkd.in/dhq3Ueqi Learn more about PACT: https://pichtr.org/pact/ Looking forward to continuing these conversations at the conference in February.

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Thorough, data-driven analysis of AG-who-would-be-gov's travel, via Eric Neugeboren, Tabitha Mueller. "...number of out-of-state days jumps to about 420 across his time in office." Ford has declined to address how these trips benefited the state, refusing interview requests.

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Utah is leading by example when it comes to modern, accountable, and people-first government. Governor Spencer Cox’s new GRIT initiative — Government Reform, Innovation, and Transparency — puts power in the hands of state agencies to evaluate, streamline, and evolve the way they serve residents. Efforts like these because they align so closely with our mission: to bring mobile-first, human-centered technology to the frontlines of health and human services. These aren’t just operational tweaks. They’re evidence of a state culture that embraces continuous improvement and values the time, energy, and dignity of its workers and residents alike. https://lnkd.in/d2uh4NPW #HHSIT #MobileNow #GovTech #HHSInnovation #StateLeadership #PublicSectorReform #HumanServices #EfficiencyInAction #DigitalGovernment #TechForGood

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