Orlando International Airport (MCO) plays an increasing role in the space industry, primarily as a key transportation hub and emerging site for advanced air mobility initiatives. While not a spaceport itself, MCO is strategically located near Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, facilitating the movement of personnel and cargo related to space activities. The airport is developing infrastructure for electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft and vertiports, aiming to integrate advanced air mobility into its multimodal transportation environment. MCO collaborates with organizations like Space Florida and supports the aerospace industry through cargo operations, maintenance facilities, and partnerships with aviation and aerospace companies in the surrounding Lake Nona aerotropolis.
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The Indoor Lab used seven Cepton Vista lidar sensors to cover nearly 100% of a terminal area of roughly 50,000 square feet at Orlando International Airport.
The Indoor Lab deployed a lidar-based real-time crowd analytics solution called Safe Place at Orlando International Airport (MCO) terminal 2.
The Indoor Lab’s visual analytics platform, leveraging the Helius Smart Lidar System, powers the Synect Evenflow Crowd Radar media lights in terminal 2 of Orlando International Airport.
Cepton’s partnership with The Indoor Lab deployed a LiDAR-based crowd analytics pilot at an Orlando International Airport terminal in 2020 to provide anonymous footfall tracking.
The Indoor Lab has deployed a lidar-based real-time crowd analytics solution called Safe Place™ at Orlando International Airport (MCO).
The Indoor Lab's visual analytics platform powers the Synect Evenflow Crowd Radar media lights in terminal 2 of Orlando International Airport.
The project at Orlando International Airport is part of a strategic partnership between The Indoor Lab and Cepton.