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Airports are evolving from just places of transit to becoming examples of innovation and efficiency.  The key to this transformation lies in integrating advanced technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Building Information Modeling (BIM). These tools not only redefine how airports are designed and managed but also set a new standard for the future of airport infrastructure. Let's see how these technologies are revolutionizing the world’s most advanced airports:

• Singapore Changi Airport

Singapore Changi Airport exemplifies how technology can elevate the passenger experience. Its futuristic architecture and impressive greenery are just the beginning. Thanks to the integration of AI, the airport offers biometric scanning systems and contactless services that optimize security and comfort. BIM enables meticulous planning, creating an accurate design that ensures each advanced technology operates in perfect harmony, transforming every journey into a smooth and secure experience.

• Doha Hamad International Airport 

At Hamad International Airport in Qatar, luxury and technology are in perfect harmony. With sleep pods, spas, and fitness centers, the airport redefines comfort during travel. VDC technology was essential for visualizing designs and adjusting functionalities, enabling the integration of technologies like UV-C modules and assistive robots to enhance safety and efficiency throughout the airport.

Courtesy of Doha Hamad Airport

• Haneda International Airport

Tokyo's Haneda Airport is at the forefront of airport technology. With the help of BIM, automated kiosks and biometric systems were designed to minimize physical contact and maximize efficiency. This technology has enabled a contactless travel experience, using facial recognition and QR codes to make each interaction quick and secure, a growing necessity today.