WAISL Launches Advanced Digital Twin-Powered Airport Command Center Powered by AWS

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New Delhi: WAISL Limited, a leading company in digital transformation services, has introduced an advanced digital twin-powered integrated Airport Operations Command Center (APOC) developed on Amazon Web Services (AWS). This solution aims to mitigate congestion, prevent delays, and optimize resource allocation. It will provide real-time updates to passengers on flight details, wait times, and baggage status while delivering actionable insights to airport operators, airlines, and ground personnel.

Key features of APOC include:

Utilizes digital twins, AI, machine learning, video analytics, and computer vision.
Designed for real-time monitoring, coordination, and management of airport operations.
Covers essential airport functions such as check-in and security processes.
Helps in traffic control for passengers, vehicles, and aircraft.
Provides real-time updates on flight details, gate changes, and baggage status.
Provides wait times and personalized recommendations for nearby amenities.

The APOC will go live at major Indian airports in the coming weeks and is expected to be deployed internationally in 2025. It will function as a central hub for real-time monitoring, coordination, and management of airport operations, covering critical processes such as check-in, security, traffic control, and aircraft movements. The solution integrates data from more than 40 systems, addressing more than 250 use cases, and tracking 100+ performance indicators. It will offer predictive and prescriptive analytics for resource planning and footfall management.

WAISL’s President and CEO, Rishi Mehta, emphasized that the APOC sets a global benchmark for airport management, enabling smarter and more seamless operations. Pankaj Gupta, Leader – Public Sector, AWS India and South Asia highlighted its role in ensuring scalability, resiliency, and security for the APOC, allowing airports to harness vast data effectively.

The solution utilizes AWS services, including Amazon SageMaker for predictive modeling, Amazon MSK for video data management, and Amazon EKS for workload distribution during peak periods. The initiative marks a major milestone in digital innovation within the aviation industry, promising transformative impacts for airports globally.