Iveda Solutions Announces a $1.5 Million Contract with Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport

On May 17, Iveda Solutions Inc. announced that the company signed a new contract for $1.5 million (NTD 42 million) with Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport.

Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport is an international airport serving Taipei and northern Taiwan. It is Taiwan’s largest and busiest airport. The scope of the project includes the expansion of the airport’s facility management system and power monitoring of its 161KVA high voltage transformer station. The project is expected to begin this month.

“Taoyuan Airport has been a customer for many years and I’m grateful for their continued reliance on the solutions and the expertise we offer,” said I.H. Shiau, president of Iveda Taiwan.

Iveda plans to work with Siemens to build a new SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) system using the airport’s metasystem database. The goal is to reduce functional limitations and improve the alerting system for early awareness of anomalies.

Siemen’s RTU-A8000 will be adopted to initiate airport smart signal collection to comply with international security regulations. This will integrate a wide range of energy sources and will be used in utility and power transmission, as well as distribution. The new system will ensure a smooth and safe operation. It will also improve the human-machine interface while increasing the number of SQL data storage points for future report consolidation of energy-saving data.

Iveda plans to establish a facility management system utilizing a virtual machine platform and a geographic information system (GIS). The all-encompassing system includes the following functions: database management, alarm processing, maintenance management, permission authentication, network management and power monitoring.

Iveda plans to introduce the IvedaSPS (Smart Power Solution) and its smart utility cabinet as part of the overall solution.

The facility management system will integrate the management of Taoyuan Airport’s power and electrical mechanical systems. Fire alarm and related systems will be monitored utilizing GIS to provide spatial information for immediate notification and coordination of necessary actions.

“Over the years, we’ve successfully demonstrated our capability to deploy smart city solutions,” said David Ly, CEO of Iveda. “As we develop new technology to fuel the digital transformation of many cities, Iveda is leading the charge in making cities worldwide, truly smart.”

A 3D Building Information Modeling (BIM) will be built following equipment modification standards and the structural design of the project to ensure the quality of construction services. This will allow engineers to have visibility of the electrical-mechanical infrastructure behind the wall in 3D.