Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport trials AI powered security robot in parking areas
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Background ✨
Hamburg Airport Helmut Schmidt launched a four month trial of Ascento self-driving robots to patrol its perimeter and grounds, focusing on automated detection of fence damage or tampering.1 Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport also trialled agentic AI via a Jumbo Mana 3D virtual agent in departures and arrivals, automating passenger enquiries in around 30 languages.2 Lyon previously partnered with Stanley Robotics to scale robotic valet parking capacity from 500 to 2000 spaces.3