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This article was originally posted by APEX. Intelligent spaces enhance the passenger experience, and with Atrius Wayfinder, it is easier to navigate the airport. Read more from Atrius.
This article was originally published on Aviation Pros. Together, technology companies, airports and airlines represent the three big pieces responsible for enhancing the passenger experience. Newly released data shows that air travel is experiencing […]
Organizations are constantly looking for new ways to optimize their use of physical spaces, increase efficiency, and enhance the customer experience. Learn how airports are using vision technology to make data-driven decisions and improve the passenger experience.
Originally published by Airport World. Dive deeper into how airports can save time and money by incorporating smart technology into their current CCTV systems.
Originally published by Airport Magazine. Governmental and public pressure is growing for lowering greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) across all sectors, with a particular focus aimed at the aviation industry.
As the aviation industry continues to focus on sustainability, from energy-efficient buildings to implementing recycling programs and reducing carbon emissions, there are many ways airports are minimizing environmental impact. The American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) Airports Going Green Conference connected aviation industry leaders from airports, federal agencies, consultants, airlines, etc. Representing Atrius® at Airports Going Green® 2022 (AGG) my team and I gained much-appreciated insight into the challenges and opportunities facing airport operators working to reduce carbon emissions and achieve ambitious sustainability goals.
Co-hosted by the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE), and Atrius®, Moving Beyond Terminal Upgrades webinar showcased industry leaders from MSP, SEATAC, and JFKT4 and their innovative efforts to improve passengers' airport experiences.
My colleagues and I attended the 2022 World Aviation Festival representing Atrius®, the official 2022 wayfinding solution for the festival. Our industry is hyper-focused on meeting passenger expectations. After listening to and connecting with inspiring aviation leaders, our team brought home insight on these four top-of-mind trends.
Atrius®, the leading indoor map provider for the world’s largest airlines and airports, announced today that it is the official map solution partner for the 2022 World Aviation Festival (WAF), the globe’s largest aviation technology conference and exhibition.
Originally published by International Airport Review. Tucson International Airport has announced upgrades to the airport's interactive map, allowing passengers to easily explore surrounding facilities.
What do millions of retail stores, hospitals, theme parks, airports, parking lots, and manufacturing facilities worldwide have in common? Cameras. Or, more specifically, closed circuit TV (more commonly referred to […]
Welcome to the final installment of our three-part series exploring the evolution of Indoor Positioning Systems (IPS) and wayfinding. Introducing Atrius Locator brings us full circle to understanding how innovative […]
Maps are not simply a tool to help us get from Point A to Point B – they provide the context we need to understand a place or information related to spaces and solve problems in new and familiar areas.
After a two-year delay, Passenger Terminal Expo 2022 landed in Paris, bringing an estimated 2,000 aviation partners together to discuss the latest technologies, products, challenges, and solutions reshaping the future […]
Welcome to the first in our three-part blog series exploring Indoor Positioning Systems (IPS). We're exploring its role within the technology landscape, the increasing number of applied use cases, and developers' next steps to maximize IPS' positive impact on any industry.
Originally published by Airports. Airports are improving how passengers navigate and improve the discoverability of their spaces through wayfinding technology.
With 2021 behind us, airport operators are reflecting on past accomplishments and strategizing opportunities for improvement in 2022.
The effects of the pandemic are still reshaping air travel. Airlines have three significant opportunities to focus on in 2022 as the industry continues to rebound.
“Day of travel” used to refer to our airport-specific activities such as parking, checking-in, boarding, deplaning, and baggage claim. But today, everything passengers do before, at, and after the airport is part of an upcoming journey.
Fueled by a growing industry consensus that innovation and digital transformations generate customer loyalty, WestJet is an example of one such airline focused on revitalizing its passenger-centered digital tools.
Welcome to the first in a series of stories covering Austin-Bergstrom International Airport’s (AUS) journey to enhance customer services, elevate communications, and in the future, commence an expansion of their […]
