Solution concepts in virtual reality –
save time and costs
Consulting and concept design. We help airports and airlines with individually customized concepts for products and designs. We also focus on process optimization and added security. We deploy our best practices to improve your passenger handling and adapt them to suit your requirements appropriately (right sizing). To ensure we can advise our customers even better during the offer phase and in projects, we can also provide the option
of creating a computer-generated simulation of a three dimensional image or environment. This is where we can rely on the specialist expertise of the Materna Group. VR and AR experts (from Materna TMT) create demos for us to showcase all the requirements of airports and airlines. For example, VR demos can be used for product presentations, staff training or to help with maintenance and design.
Your benefits
Saves time and costs
Easy to transport and space saving
Easy to customize
An interactive user experience
View our product presentation in virtual reality
Many use cases for airports and airlines
Airport solutions and airport scenarios can easily be developed in a cost-efficient and space-saving way. Different possibilities can be visualized quickly, which saves resources as well. Space-saving and cost-efficient prototyping is especially advantageous when it comes to developing larger, more complex projects such as check-in and bag drop systems.
Using mobile, true to scale VR presentations, we help airports and airlines to imagine their new installations in their own environments. VR services play a key role in refurbishment and extension projects at airports. They enable all parties to view, add input, and experience different scenarios. For our latest extensive project, the world’s largest SBD installation at Denver International Airport, we created a visualization that illustrates how the solution will fit into the airport`s environment and shows how the self bag drop units will be used.
Virtual reality and augmented reality are very useful when it comes to staff training, maintenance and design. Interactive presentations can depict products and processes very realistically enabling staff to get to know and practice using the functions and processes of the virtual objects wherever they are. The realistic simulations ensure the learning experience is intensive and long-lasting which also means new staff can be inducted more quickly. In maintenance and design scenarios, being able to embed instructions, live data and digital manuals in real time is also a great help.
