The collaboration between Glasgow Airport and Connected Places Catapult on accessibility technology trials is set to revolutionize the travel experience for passengers with disabilities. By incorporating Artificial Intelligence and Augmented Reality into the airport environment, these trials aim to enhance the customer experience and make air travel more inclusive for all.
With a focus on AI, Robotics, and the Internet of Things, the FTE Digital, Innovation & Startup Hub is at the forefront of technological advancements in the aviation industry. The live trials conducted by a group of innovators, user research specialists, and inclusive research agency Open Inclusion will provide valuable insights to improve the accessibility solutions and pave the way for future success.
Companies like Gazooky Studios, Hello Lamp Post, Signapse, and Signly are showcasing their cutting-edge technologies that cater to the needs of disabled passengers. From instant messaging services to automatic sign language announcements, these solutions are designed to make airport navigation and communication easier for all travelers.
Paul Wilson, Chief Business Officer at Connected Places Catapult, emphasizes the importance of inclusive technologies in transport settings like airports. By collaborating with Glasgow Airport through the Connected Airport Living Lab, businesses have the opportunity to test and learn in a live environment, ultimately making journeys more accessible for passengers with diverse needs.
As the aviation industry continues to embrace innovation, the partnership between Glasgow Airport and Connected Places Catapult sets a new standard for accessibility and customer service. With the integration of AI and Augmented Reality, the future of air travel is looking brighter and more inclusive than ever before.