Helen Norman

1 month ago | consumerelectronicstestdevelopment.com | Helen Norman

Hojung Lee, executive vice president at Samsung Display and head of product planning team for the Small and Medium-sized Display Division met with David Feng, vice president of the Client Computing Group of Intel at Samsung Display Research (SDR) in Giheung, South Korea, on February 21. They discussed strategic plans for collaboration and explored how to maximize their respective technologies to create synergies to provide consumers with a more differentiated experience.

Jan 13, 2025 | passengerterminaltoday.com | Helen Norman

Happy passengers spend more. This is a well-known theory in the airport sector and one that has been backed up by many industry reports over the years. A recent study from airport management platform AeroCloud, for example, found that 80% of passengers indicated that they would spend more if they could move through check-in and security more quickly. However, airport operators are now looking to go further than just providing a seamless journey.

Nov 8, 2024 | passengerterminaltoday.com | Helen Norman

Passenger Terminal World investigates how airports are grappling with the ACI’s new Airport Carbon Accreditation Level 5 certification. According to the ACI, the key differences between ACA Level 5 and Level 4 lie in the scope of emissions covered, the requirements for offsetting and carbon removal, and the depth of stakeholder engagement. “In contrast, Level 4 has less stringent requirements in these areas,” says the organization’s Alexandre de Joybert.

Sep 26, 2024 | traffictechnologytoday.com | Helen Norman

New Transport for London (TfL) data has revealed that the drop in the number of people killed on roads in London over the past decade is four times

Sep 6, 2024 | passengerterminaltoday.com | Helen Norman

PTW speaks to experts from Heathrow Airport, Singapore Changi Airport, Greater Orlando Aviation Authority and Amsterdam Schiphol Airport to discover how to best automate baggage handling systems for maximum efficiency and profit. Increased baggage handling automation has the potential to cut an airport’s costs, improve operational performance, enhance baggage reliability, speed up processing times, tackle labor shortages and address concerns over luggage handlers’ health and safety.