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Bringing IoT to the passenger experience makes airports smarter

Posted: 28 May 2021 | | No comments yet

Seating areas with seamlessly embedded IoT systems can restore passenger confidence and boost airport revenues.

IoT is taking airports to new heights

The services created by Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI) make public spaces seamless and smart. Today, the air travel industry is investing heavily in them. This requires smart approaches to placemaking interiors and making digital technologies meaningful, accessible, and safe. That’s why Green Furniture Concept has recognised the potential for IoT integration in our seating area designs. Making it possible to bring IoT directly to the passenger experience and make it part of a safe and seamless journey.

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Our front row proposition helps airports connect with passengers through IoT systems

Green designs places that attract people. We create waiting areas where passengers want to spend time and unwind and recharge while transitioning through the airport. These places appeal strongly to passengers, making them perfect environments for embedding IoT systems. Our public space furniture can conceal equipment such as cabling, transmitters, connector boxes and circuitry, and integrate speakers, cameras and screens discreetly into the surroundings. Creating welcoming, tech-enabled areas such as these attracts passengers, bringing them closer to IoT-enabled equipment and commercial services.

“Green’s front row proposition can help bring IoT systems and information screens to the centre of passenger experience. Our designs enhance their placement and integrate them safely into the surroundings.” — Jonathan Nilsson, CEO

IoTEngage passengers in new ways to boost airport revenues

Integrating IoT systems into seating areas makes them part of the passenger flow, and can increase engagement with airport networks and digital advertising. In the short-term, IoT technologies can help restore retail and F&B net revenues to pre-pandemic levels. Long-term projections indicate they could boost net revenues above baseline projections as air travel returns to normal.

“We need to reimagine the future of airports as these unprecedented challenges call for a sustainable transformation and a smarter, more seamless experience.” — Johan Berhin, Designer

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As IoT maximises passenger satisfaction, it opens new horizons for smarter placemaking. We’re responding with a call for collaborations with like-minded tech consultancies. Together, we can design seamless experiences that make smart technologies virtually invisible, and create new potentials for planning, placemaking and operations. We’re happy to discuss how we can design public spaces with embedded IoT, and take passenger experience and safety to higher levels.

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Jonathan Nilsson, CEO

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