IPERA | News & Events #31
COP29 - UN Climate Change Conference in Azerbaijan, Baku Chose IPera for Seamless Navigation
The 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) was held in Baku, Azerbaijan, from November 11 to 22, 2024. This annual event, organized under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), served as the world’s primary forum for multilateral decision-making on climate change. It brought together representatives from nearly every country, including world leaders, negotiators, business representatives, Indigenous Peoples, scientists, and civil society, to discuss and advance global climate action.
Smarter Navigation at COP29 with IPera and Pointr Maps
At COP29 Azerbaijan, held at the iconic Baku Olympic Stadium in Azerbaijan, we were thrilled to bring our "Seamless Navigation" solution to life! Enabled by IPera.AI and powered by Pointr Maps, this innovative technology was used by attendees to easily find their way around the event. Whether it was locating key points, or finding event & meeting rooms on time, our partner Pointr digital maps made it all simple and stress-free.
Also, our solution doesn’t just make navigation easier; it also makes this kind of event more green. By reducing the need for printed maps and signage, we’re helping cut down waste and making a positive impact on sustainability. It’s smart, efficient, and aligned with the very mission of COP29—working together for a better, more sustainable future.
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How to Build the Smart Offices of the Future
Smart Offices are considered high-tech Data-Driven Workplaces in which analytics, technology, and a human touch help to improve the office environment. By combining software and hardware, technology meets interactions.
With the help of Analytics a better understanding of employee behavior is established, pointing out how the environment stimulates better work processes. When optimizing work processes, you can save costs and make more efficient use of available floor space. This creates possibilities to make the office more sustainable and reach sustainable goals.
Here’s how you can leverage advanced solutions to design the smart office of tomorrow:
📌 Real-Time Asset Tracking
Smart offices provide that every tool and piece of equipment is accounted for. Using BLE beacons and Wi-Fi, assets or equipment are monitored in real-time.
📌 Visitor Flow & Meeting Room Optimization
Visitor flow analytics track occupancy levels across the office, even for those not connected to Wi-Fi. This data supports better space planning.
📌 Space Utilization Insights
Heat maps and occupancy analytics go a step further, identifying underutilized areas. This helps organizations allocate resources more effectively.
📌 Geo-Fencing for Enhanced Security
Geo-fencing technology sets up virtual boundaries, triggering alerts when sensitive zones are entered. This provides valuable data to improve overall security and communication.
📌 Interactive Navigation
AI-powered maps and Blue Dot technology create an app-free, interactive navigation system that’s highly accurate. Visitors and employees can easily locate rooms, and mark important areas.
Are you ready to build the smart office of the future with IPera.AI Technology Solutions?
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At Dubai’s new airport, passengers will not be queuing for luggage 🧳🧳🧳
Dubai's new airport, Dubai World Central (DWC), is preparing to offer passengers a futuristic experience. The new terminal will eliminate long waits for luggage. Passengers can expect their bags to be ready at the terminal or even delivered straight to their home or hotel. aims to provide a seamless and automated travel experience, making it the world’s busiest airport.
This ambitious $35 billion project focuses on creating a seamless journey with advanced biometrics and full automation, aiming for a queue-free, hassle-free experience. The airport, which could eventually handle 260 million passengers annually, is also testing innovative technologies like autonomous baggage systems and robotic aircraft servicing.
Future-Ready Infrastructure
The airport’s infrastructure is designed to handle up to 260 million passengers annually, making it the world’s largest airport. The Baggage Handling System can process up to 50,000 bags an hour, ensuring that passengers can collect their luggage in as little as 15 minutes after landing.
Dubai World Central’s new airport is set to redefine air travel with its automated baggage system and focus on passenger experience. The airport’s advanced infrastructure, technological innovations, and commitment to sustainability make it a model for future airports. As the world’s busiest airport, DWC is poised to lead the way in revolutionizing air travel.
Dubai’s first flying taxi vertiport, set for 2026 launch
Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan has announced the commencement of construction of the first aerial taxi vertiport in Dubai, with a launch anticipated for 2026. This cutting-edge facility will be strategically located near Dubai International Airport (DXB), transforming travel between key urban areas and making Dubai a global leader in urban air mobility.
Covering a total area of 3,100 square meters, the vertiport will be equipped to handle an impressive 42,000 landings per year and is expected to serve 170,000 passengers annually. The initial phase will feature stations in pivotal areas like Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, and Palm Jumeirah, creating a streamlined travel experience across the city.
The futuristic air taxis, designed for a pilot and four passengers, will reach speeds of up to 320 km/h, offering rapid connectivity. Travelers could soon commute from Dubai International Airport to Palm Jumeirah in a swift 10-12 minutes.
This project promises not only a modern and efficient transport solution but also an innovative edge that aligns with Dubai's focus on linking the vertiport service with the city's hotels and airport, elevating the tourism experience.
Exciting news from Cisco New Wi-Fi 7 Access Points!
Cisco has launched its next-generation Wi-Fi 7 Access Points, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to share how these innovations can shape the future of smart spaces. As a Cisco partner, we’re excited to see the opportunities this technology unlocks.
So, what’s new with Wi-Fi 7?
Cisco’s latest access points combine ultra-high speeds, advanced connectivity, and seamless integration with the Cisco Spaces platform. This takes connectivity beyond traditional networks, transforming workplaces, hospitals, airports, and more into fully connected, smart spaces.
Smart Space Integration: With Wi-Fi 7, Cisco Spaces comes pre-integrated, enabling real-time location tracking, occupancy insights, and indoor navigation without additional hardware.
It will provide an experience of seamless indoor navigation with AI-powered maps and actionable insights into space utilization to optimize every sector's decisions. Cisco’s Wi-Fi 7 Access Points will also enable smart, energy-efficient solutions like HVAC adjustments based on real-time occupancy, driving innovation in smart spaces. Advanced Features: The access points boast cutting-edge technologies like Quad Wi-Fi 7 radios, dual 10G Ethernet, BLE 6.0, UWB, and sensors for precise location intelligence.
Let us know how we can help you explore these possibilities further as your trusted Cisco partner!
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