Self-driving shuttle embarks on maiden trip at Brussels Airport
With passenger transport anticipated to commence in 2021, the self-driving shuttle at Brussels Airport has begun trial operations airside.
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With passenger transport anticipated to commence in 2021, the self-driving shuttle at Brussels Airport has begun trial operations airside.
In this issue: ensuring operational efficiency during the winter season, using passenger projections to create a seamless experience, and how AI can enhance threat detection.
In his second instalment for International Airport Review, Lee Mansell describes how sensor technology can detect, track and identify drone activity.
Due to their height and movement patterns, wind turbines can have a range of impacts on navigational systems, mimicking the appearance of real aircraft.
As airport capacity continues to push its current boundaries, infrastructural developments are not the only way to copy with passenger growth. To cater for the growing needs of passengers, airports must do all they can to ease congestion within their operations. Facial recognition, and the biometric technology behind it, provides…
Julia Schmidt, Manager of Innovation and Digitisation at Munich Airport, reveals the airport’s innovative use of robotics equipped with artificial intelligence to benefit the passenger experience, with the creation of Josie Pepper.
New Zealand's biggest airport has set up a scheme that uses traffic data from the centre of the capital city to help create a comprehensive picture of movement patterns.
A Silicon Valley-based scientist has unveiled a prototype for a device that stands to revolutionise how we fly.
Antony Bridges, Group Leader of Human Performance at QinetiQ explores current security challenges and trends, getting true value out of technology investments by taking into account the ‘human’ and how the sector might look in the future.
Honeywell has signed an agreement with IGA Airports Construction to provide its Advanced Visual Docking Guidance System (A-VDGS) for Istanbul New Airport
Birmingham Airport joins UK Airports Bristol, Edinburgh and Manchester airports by implementing Passenger Predictability queue management technology from Veovo.
Sensor technologies for passenger flow measurements provide large volumes of data. Esben Kolind, Head of Operational & Business Analysis, details how Copenhagen Airport (CPH) uses data not only to display and report waiting times, but to improve the planning process and increase operational efficiency.