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Heather Glezen from Parabit checks in during National Aviation Week with some information regarding one of our featured solutions supporting the airport space: Parabit’s Phygital Welcome Center installations.

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Heather Glezen from Parabit checks in during National Aviation Week with some information regarding one of our featured solutions supporting the airport space: Parabit’s Phygital Welcome Center installations.

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Hi. This is Heather from Parabit. I'm checking in with a special tribute for National Aviation Week. With the trending focus around customer experience and terminal modernization, I wanted to share some information regarding one of our future solutions supporting the import space. There are a variety of ways to approach arrivals customer amenities from indoor and outdoor charging stations to information booths and welcome centers, we've deployed a range of solutions designed to engage and support arriving passengers. Today, I'd like to share some information about our welcome centers, which are digital installations, meaning a blend of physical and digital. High-impact solutions that drive brand experience. They capture authentic spirit of place while connecting passengers with local resources and also helping airports to generate non aeronautical revenue. You may have heard about our recent installation supporting the Lagardia Airport transformation. We deployed two installations for terminal b back in twenty twenty, and another for the new delta terminal c that opened this past due. We are proud to be a part of the incredible contributions by so many amazing teams that really brought a whole new LGA device. I'm also excited to share. We have a new concept in production right now to support the Newark Liberty New terminal one project and I'm excited to share a sneak peek of what will become our twenty fifth welcome center installation for the port authority of New York and New Jersey since the early two thousands. One of the innovative tools this new concept will provide is multi linkable video conferencing. That will virtually connect arriving passengers with airport personnel equipped to provide language appropriate live personal assistance. This is a column wrap multistation model providing seven engagement stations with semi private communication. We accomplish this through noise canceling microphones, direction sound and some other cool technology that will help the EWR team efficiently and personally manage a diverse range of requirements both during on and off peak hours. Check this out and let me know what you think. I'm excited to see some friends and meet some new friends at events throughout this upcoming fall. Thanks so much, and I look forward to seeing you soon.

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