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    Ikusi: a Specialized Software Solution Offer to Improve Airport Efficiency and Passenger Experience

    March 5, 2019
    Ikusi presents in passenger terminal its proposal oriented to growing airports
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    Ikusi has designed a complete portfolio of software solutions oriented to provide a response to regional airport requirements. Cutting edge technology that Ikusi has developed, thanks to years of experience in airport operations and as airport IT services supplier.

    Among other proposals, Ikusi focus in AODB / RMS solutions, passenger tracking solutions and monitoring processes. These are integrated operational solutions of the same technical quality as those used by Tier 1 airports, albeit adjusted to the specifics and competitiveness requirements of Tier 2 and Tier 3 airports.

    Coordinating a complex ecosystem

    The planning of airport operations is a very complex process. That is why is imperative to coordinate this ecosystem, composed of multiple flights and resources.

    In order to solve the difficulties faced by the airports, Ikusi has developed Beluga: the solution for optimizing airport operations and resource allocation.

    Beluga automates the management of airport operations, providing optimal solutions for problem solving scenarios, ensuring an efficient use of airport capacity. Beluga is based on AODB/RMS (Airport Operational Database and Resource Management System), which is intuitive, straightforward to use and adaptable to airport processes as the engine for automating operations.

    A new dimension in passenger flow management

    Passenger monitoring and tracking in real time such that airport managers know the status of the different points critical to airport operation at any given time, like check-in zones, security filters or immigration. That is the aim of Fulmar.

    Using the latest artificial intelligence techniques, this solution, that Ikusi is launching to the market, detects patterns enabling airports to optimize the use of their resources and adapt passenger flow to maximize non-aeronautic income.

    Ikusi has had the opportunity of validating the efficiency of its solutions in multiple airports, with solutions installed in over 140 airports around the world, providing service to more than 500 million travelers.

    Ikusi will present its specialized solutions for the airport business at Stand 4025 of Passenger Terminal, to take place in London from March 26 to 28.