Airports

Crowd management: Facilitates the movement of large numbers of people, reducing congestion in high-traffic areas such as entrances, exits and boarding areas.

Speed and efficiency: Enables a fast and continuous flow of passengers, crucial to maintaining airport operations.

Touch-free access: Passengers do not have to manually handle doors, which is especially useful when carrying hand luggage or pushing luggage trolleys.

Accessibility: Facilitates access for people with reduced mobility, the elderly and families with pushchairs.

Energy conservation: Automatic doors open and close quickly, minimising the loss of air conditioning or heating and helping to maintain a comfortable temperature inside the airport.

Cost savings: Improves the energy efficiency of the building, which can reduce operating costs in terms of energy consumption.

Contact reduction: Less need to touch the doors, which reduces the spread of germs and improves hygiene.

Passenger perception: The use of motion sensors enables touch-free operation, improving the perception of a clean and safe environment.

Enhanced security: With the integration of access systems, automatic doors can help restrict entry to unauthorised areas.

Regulates the flow of people: Automatic doors can be configured to open automatically in case of emergency, facilitating quick and safe evacuation.