At the inter airport Europe 2025 show, running from October 7 to 9 in Munich, the German video security product manufacturer Dallmeier electronic and Navtech Radar will be showing their latest technologies for integrated security and process solutions in airport operations at stand 720 in hall B6. They add that their focus will be on video and radar for security, to make processes more efficient and reduce costs.
Dallmeier reports that its products are used at airports worldwide and around the sites including car parks, terminals, the apron area and the runway, as well as perimeters. Combining the video with Navtech Radar’s radar systems enables situational awareness for airside operations in all weather and lighting the firms add.
Perimeter protection
Fences and patrols alone are no longer enough to prevent unauthorised access to or disruption of the airside area, the firms argue. Hence, Dallmeier has developed the Panomera Perimeter, which uses specialised AI to provide perimeter protection. With Navtech Radar, an integrated system of radar and video data has been created that enables the monitoring of large areas. This means the firms add a lower false alarm rate and direct visual verification in real time.
One system for a runway
Runways also present a challenge for optical monitoring systems. Without an overview, it is difficult to control processes. This is where the Panomera S8 Runway comes in. The combination of two multifocal sensor cameras at a single installation point creates a wide horizontal field of view. This view is supplemented by various high-resolution zooms in all image areas.
Remote tower
Regional airports, in particular, are struggling with limited budgets and staff shortages. One possible solution is the remote tower, developed by Dallmeier with its technology partner TRIAC. This allows air traffic controllers to oversee flight operations remotely at multiple regional airports from a central location. Integrating Panomera technology and extended video analysis functions such as automated aircraft tracking and displaying flight data directly in the video stream can give situational awareness to air traffic controllers and mitigate runway incursions, the developers say.
Passenger flow
As for ‘passenger experience’ and the time spent on check-in, security checks and passport control, the Panomera multifocal sensor provides high-resolution video images and metadata such as the number of people, waiting time data and information on crowds. This information enables real-time analysis and control of passenger flow and provides airport management with a basis for optimising processes.
“Our solutions enable airport operators to recognise security risks at an early stage, respond appropriately and significantly improve operational efficiency,” adds Karlheinz Biersack, Director Business Development Airport at Dallmeier.
