Using a network of over 2,000 LiDAR sensors and 4K cameras (anonymized for privacy), the AI creates a "digital twin" of the terminal in real-time. This system does not just watch where people are; it predicts where they will be in 30 minutes.
solves this with a proprietary, real-time audio translation interface embedded into kiosks and robotic assistants. ai haneda
The airport has partnered with a Japanese startup to deploy "Smart Canes"—not for the airport to own, but for passengers who opt into the service via a rental app. These canes use AI-driven computer vision to navigate visually impaired travelers to their gate, vibrating on the left or right handle to signal turns. The cane communicates with the airport’s central AI to avoid construction zones or crowded restrooms. Using a network of over 2,000 LiDAR sensors