Computer Vision for Airport Operations - Part 7 'Curbside Arrivals'

Pedestrian Management

• Most passengers arrive from their flights distracted, exhausted and anxious to be on their way. Utilise computer vision to implement smart crosswalks including deploying longer crosswalks and red lights to ensure their safe crossing. 
• Quickly identify unattended baggage at arrival kerbside areas, using advanced technology for efficient and timely management.

Inter-Terminal Transportation

• Employ AI to detect stranded passengers and estimate waiting times for buses, trams or monorails.
• Enhance revenue and stability by utilizing existing camera networks to monitor carriage and bus capacity swiftly.
• Maximize efficiency to ensure on-time baggage and gate departures, positioning your ground transportation unit as a key player.

Porter & Baggage Management

• Cart finding is a full time job at most airports! Track and locate un-racked baggage carts across the entire precinct, optimizing cart retrieval efficiency using cameras and GIS tools.
• Monitor real-time passenger movements airport-wide to allocate arrival area resources effectively. Direct porters and staff to high-traffic areas based on real-time needs versus predefined rosters.

Livery & Taxi Operations

• Manage congestion in livery areas efficiently. Utilise real-time data to request additional vehicles or halt dispatch, supported by a dashboard displaying the number of commercial vehicles queued and enabling prompt adjustments.
• Ensure accurate and purposeful zoning in arrival areas. Make data-driven decisions to optimise livery zones, lane utilisation and ride-share allocation, adapting to current capacity needs.