Airports move more than 10 billion passengers a year, yet most still manage congestion, assets, and energy use on estimates rather than real-time data. Wireless connectivity and Edge AI are starting to close that gap – giving operators a new level of intelligence. So, can real-time operational intelligence actually replace the systems, and guesswork airports have run on for decades – and what does it take to deploy it at scale without disrupting everyday operations and compromising security and privacy? Let’s find out.
Our guests for today’s podcast are:
Ken Brizel, CEO of Agereh Technologies, a publicly traded Canadian company building wireless, battery-powered operational intelligence solutions that give operations teams real-time visibility into people, indoor assets, and global cargo.
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Johnathan Lewis, Division Director of Innovation at Miami International Airport – one of the busiest international gateways in the US, moving more than 50 million passengers a year.
In our discussion today, we’ll uncover a few things, such as:
- How airports are closing that technology gap in establishing scalable operational intelligence
- How private cellular (CBRS), Wi-Fi, and public cellular work together inside a live, operating airport to support operational intelligence goals, and
- What it actually took to deploy this across a 50-million-passenger hub without disrupting day-to-day operations
Let us welcome Ken and Johnathan.