In today's era, propelled by the swift advancement of information and internet technologies, coupled with the seamless integration of information systems and the widespread adoption of cutting-edge innovations like big data analysis and cloud computing, civil aviation airports are entering a new phase of development - the era of smart airports.

Despite the relatively short timeframe for the construction and development of smart airports in China, the industry still grapples with several challenges. Presently, the majority of smart airport solutions in China prioritize enhancing the passenger experience, yet there is a prevalent deficiency in model simulation technology. Moreover, issues persist with unclear data collection methods and incomplete foundational designs.

Consequently, there is a pressing need for further refinement in the construction of smart airports. As the volume of domestic flights and passengers continues to surge, issues such as limited capacity, inadequate terminal infrastructure, and runway shortages are increasingly conspicuous. This, in turn, amplifies the pressure and challenges associated with addressing the three core demands mentioned above.

1. Enhancing Airport Operational Efficiency: With the escalating number of Chinese travelers and business voyagers, enhancing passenger travel experience and airport operational efficiency is an inevitable trajectory for future growth.
2. Meeting Global Anti-Terrorism Standards: Amidst the heightened global anti-terrorism landscape, China faces significant security challenges. Improving airport security stands out as a critical imperative for airports.
3. Elevating Passenger Experience: By minimizing the impact of passenger delays, streamlining airport service efficiency, and cultivating a comfortable, secure, and seamless travel environment, airports can enhance the overall passenger experience.