DIGITALISATION & INNOVATION
Pollux: Digital alpine twin
Simulating one‘s own ski resort digitally – that‘s possible with the AI software POLLUX developed by the two Swiss companies REMEC and PROSIM. The potential of the digital twin is enormous.
Social innovation in tourism
Interest in social innovations has increased. The University of Bern has analysed how and why they come about - and to what extent they can also enrich tourism.
Branch topic: Artificial Intelligence
In principle, ski resorts can rely on the innovative power of the supply industry. But how is it with the topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI)?
The digital mountain
The mountain is digital! This is good both for people and for the environment: with artificial intelligence, it is possible to achieve a mountain experience that offers a high level of value added.
Doppelmayr: Digital sunrise with Clair
With clair, the confusing mass of notes on paper is a thing of the past. The cloud-based software platform log saves operators time and helps them not to lose track.
Ski Touring: Respect for the mountain
Since the coronavirus pandemic, people have been really drawn to nature and the mountains. Consequently, ski touring is also regaining popularity. Ensuring safety here is not just the responsibility of the individual.
Innovative Technologies: Service Enhancers in Alpine Tourism
Ambassador for the Future Jörg Eugster sees four major trends coming to Alpine tourism. They can serve as service enhancers, provided they are taken up by the ski resorts.
New system for aerial tramways – EFFECTIVE CONTROL OF ENERGY FLOWS
Luzern University of Applied Sciences and Arts has developed a new system for aerial tramways, which offers significant savings on energy costs.
35% fewer machine hours
Whether at winter sports events or in everyday work: the digital technologies from PRINOTH ensure exceptionally resource-saving and cost-effective preparation.
Becoming digitally sustainable
Digitalisation can be employed as a lever to improve sustainability: researcher Christian Marheine from the University of St Gallen is convinced. He proves this with facts, figures and examples.
Learn to ski digitally
The Snowsports Academy trains hundreds of ski instructors every year according to the Austrian ski curriculum. With LEARN HOW 2 SKI, it now presents a multimedia tool for learning to ski "digitally". This is intended to boost users' self-confidence and encourage them to attend a ski school.
EUROPE: Urban cable cars on the rise – first trade fair planned
In Toulouse and Grenoble, France currently has two ...