Passenger Terminal Today
Dan Symonds
Xovis installed its 3D sensors and software in Pearson’s transfer area inside the new customs and security screening facilities for international passengers connecting onward to domestic destinations. The installation is the first of its kind in any Canadian airport, using AI sensor technology to measure waiting times, line lengths, passenger behavior and social distancing.
At Toronto Pearson, the Xovis Passenger Flow Management System receives data streams from the sensors and provides airport personnel with valuable key performance indicators (KPIs) such as predictive wait times for specific passenger groups, process times and passenger throughput. Xovis technology does not capture images of passengers but instead measures the number of passengers in select areas of the airport, helping to prevent bottlenecks.
