Jan 2, 2024
Developer of queue management systems and crowd control solutions, Tensator, has announced the launch of its newly developed Holographic Virtual Assistant. To be unveiled at the Saudi Airport Exhibition in Riyadh, it carries a host of features including cutting-edge artificial intelligence and multilingual support.
United Kingdom - January 2, 2024 —

Tensator, a global leader in innovative customer experience solutions, is set to revolutionise airport interactions with the launch of its state-of-the-art Holographic Virtual Assistant. The groundbreaking technology will be unveiled at the Saudi Airport Exhibition in Riyadh, showcasing Tensator’s commitment to enhancing passenger engagement and airport efficiency.
The Holographic Virtual Assistant represents a significant leap forward in airport communication and wayfinding. By blending advanced holographic imagery with artificial intelligence, Tensator's solution offers travellers a dynamic and interactive experience, guiding them seamlessly through their journey while providing essential information and assistance.
Key features of Tensator's Holographic Virtual Assistant include:
Dynamic Wayfinding: The Virtual Assistant uses real-time data to provide travellers with personalised directions, ensuring a smooth and efficient navigation experience within the airport.
Multilingual Support: Recognising the diverse international clientele of airports, the Virtual Assistant is equipped with multilingual capabilities, breaking down language barriers and enhancing communication for a global audience.
Interactive Information: Passengers can access relevant flight information, boarding details, and other critical updates through the interactive holographic interface, offering a convenient and engaging way to stay informed.
Queue Management: The Virtual Assistant integrates with Tensator's world leading queue management solutions, providing real-time updates on wait times and queue status to improve overall passenger flow.
Brand Customisation: Airports and airlines can tailor the Virtual Assistant to align with their branding, creating a cohesive visual identity throughout the passenger journey.
Artificial Intelligence: Seamlessly connected with ChatGPT, the avatar can intelligently interact with passengers, answering questions and providing accurate and timely information to enhance the overall airport experience.
"The Tensator 3D Holographic Virtual Assistant will leave an everlasting visual imprint in people’s minds. It has a truly striking and unparalleled holographic display due to its excellent engineering." said Yunie Li, Design & Development Manager at Tensator.
The Saudi Airport Exhibition in Riyadh provides the ideal platform for Tensator to showcase its latest innovation to industry leaders, aviation professionals, and technology enthusiasts. Visitors to the Tensator booth at the Saudi Airport Exhibition will not only experience the next level Holographic Virtual Assistant but will also have the opportunity to explore a range of innovative solutions designed to address the evolving needs of airports and travellers. From Fast-Track booking to the bestselling Tensabarrier, each product is crafted to enhance airport efficiency and elevate the overall passenger experience. Tensator invites all attendees, media representatives, and industry partners to explore the future of passenger experience at Booth 1400 during the Saudi Airport Exhibition in Riyadh.
For more information about Tensator use the contact details below:
Contact Info:
Name: Hannah Albone
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Organization: Tensator
Address: Unit 7, Danbury Court, Linford Wood, Milton Keynes MK14 6TS
Phone: +44 (0) 7826 864192
Website: https://www.tensator.com/
Release ID: 89117670
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