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Ben Gurion Airport to Test Advanced AI and Cybersecurity Systems
Israel's Airports Authority will pilot advanced AI and cybersecurity systems from three local tech firms at Ben Gurion Airport. The RUNWAY 2-6 program aims to improve aviation security and operations.
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- 01Three Israeli tech companies will pilot advanced security and cybersecurity systems at Ben Gurion Airport.
- 02The initiative is the first of its kind, opening airport facilities for real-world startup testing.
- 03Corsight AI will test AI-based facial recognition, Towerlink will test automated incident investigation, and Salvador Technologies will test system recovery.
- 04The program, RUNWAY 2-6, aims to address cyber threats and optimize terminal operations.
- 05Successful tests may lead to long-term contracts and integration into global civil aviation.
Corsight AI, Towerlink, and Salvador Technologies were selected to test biometric recognition, automated incident investigation, and system recovery solutions, respectively. Successful tests could lead to long-term contracts and wider adoption of Israeli innovations.
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