One platform for the terminal, the tunnels and the tarmac.
An airport is every asset class on one site — terminals, service tunnels, drainage, pavements, plant. Nobody instruments all of that at once, and you don't have to. SapienOS starts with one contained zone and grows across the estate on a single record.
Every asset class, none of them talking
A different system for every asset
Terminals, service tunnels, drainage and pavements are each monitored differently — or not at all. Every new asset type brings another vendor, another dashboard and another data format to reconcile.
Landside and airside don't share a record
The systems watching the terminal aren't the ones watching airside. Condition data ends up in silos drawn by procurement history rather than by the assets themselves — and nobody holds the whole picture.
Expansion scatters the data
An airport is permanently under construction. Each stage hands over its own commissioning data, its own formats and its own gaps — and the condition record fragments a little further every time.
Start contained, grow across the estate
Terminal and plant-room environment
Temperature, humidity, pressure and light monitored where the building works hardest — plant rooms, back-of-house and terminal zones. Live today, and deliberately small to start: one zone, real data.
Service corridors and switch rooms
The unattended spaces between the public ones, monitored continuously — so heat, damp and drifting conditions surface as trends on a dashboard, not as faults on a callout.
One record, one dashboard
Every monitored asset lands in the same record — every reading authenticated with a per-device key and signed at the gateway — and the same dashboard, whichever team operates the zone.
Where the platform is heading
Pavement condition indicators, drainage and sump monitoring, baggage-system and aerobridge vibration, and structural monitoring are staged on the roadmap as the platform's sensing range matures — none of it is available today. Start with the environment monitoring that's live now; the platform is built to grow into the rest.
In developmentThe whole estate, one console
One estate view
Every monitored zone in one browser view — terminal, corridor and plant room side by side — so facilities and engineering see the same picture at the same time.
Alerts that start informed
When a zone drifts from its normal, the alert arrives with the location and the readings attached — whichever team owns that space, the response begins with data rather than a site visit.
A record that survives expansion
When the next stage breaks ground, the measured history of what came before doesn't leave with the contractor — it stays in one authenticated record, ready for the next handover.
Start with one plant room
Pilot partnerships are open for airport operators and their contractors — pick a plant room or a terminal zone, run it live, and scale across the estate when the data earns it.