Breaking News: Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport Upgrades Surveillance System Ahead of Olympics
Paris Charles de Gaulle airport will be increasingly modern in hosting the Olympic games this summer. They're augmenting their surveillance system to track trains and automobiles, as well as ensuring that every activity will run smoothly on the big day.
Here's the scoop:
What's Happening: The airport is getting a high-tech makeover and a high-tech surveillance system for security purposes. The goal is to give it a brainpower boost to surpass the traffic headache expected during the Olympics.
Who's Doing It: Indra and the French air traffic control folks' DSNA decided to collaborate on the production of this. They are the most skilled experts in this group of smart technologies.
Why It Matters: The Charles de Gaulle airport is surprisingly big and fervent. This uplift empowers them to schedule more planes and respond to inevitable delays or cancellations when the Olympic season comes.
What's Next: They're working hard to finish the first part of the upgrade before the Olympics start. The whole project will follow strict safety rules set by the EU.
About Indra: They're not only the leading tech tycoons in defense and aerospace. It can be said that they are focused on how to improve things and create safe situations.
