PASSME: Personalised Airport Systems for Seamless Mobility and Experience
Themes: Aerospace, Infrastructure & Mobility / Transport
Proof of principle
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Why?
The PASSME project aims to reduce door-to-door airport travel time of passengers in Europe by 60 minutes, while improving the passengers' experience. TU Delft is coordinator of this EU H2020 project.
How?
Using a passenger-centric, industry-driven participatory design approach to produce a highly personalised experience by improving luggage processes, redesigning airport and aircraft interiors, and developing a wearable device to provide real-time information.
When?
From June 2015 to May 2018, the research will be developing and sharing insights with the aviation community. Research includes prototyping, evaluation and demonstration at airports.
Prof. mr. dr. ir. Sicco Santema
Prof. dr. Peter Vink
Dr.ir. Christine De Lille
Dr.ir. Katinka Bergema
Dr. Hugo Ledoux