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01 October 2026

Aeroporti di Roma focuses on IoT and AI for Fiumicino and Ciampino

Sense Reply has developed a cloud platform with ADR to monitor assets, identify anomalies and support predictive maintenance for benefits on business continuity and the quality of airport services

Aeroporti di Roma strengthens the digital management of the infrastructures of Rome Fiumicino (FCO) and Rome Ciampino (CIA) airports with a new cloud-native IoT platform developed together with Sense Reply, a Reply Group company specialising in solutions for the energy transition and intelligent asset management.


The solution allows data from existing systems, IoT devices and other operational sources distributed in the two airports to be collected and integrated into a single environment . The goal is to have more timely and reliable information on the operation of infrastructures, improving the monitoring and planning of maintenance activities.
 

The platform, built on AWS architecture, also uses Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning models to identify anomalies, analyze performance, and assess the health of assets. In this way, it is possible to intervene in a more preventive way, instead of just managing problems once they have already occurred.
 

The project is part of Aeroporti di Roma's digital innovation path. Therefore, the project represents a further step towards a more predictive airport management model, in which operational data is used to support decisions and improve service continuity.
The integration between IoT and AI therefore aims to make the control of the Fiumicino and Ciampino infrastructures more effective, with expected benefits on business continuity and the quality of airport services, elements that also directly affect the passenger experience.

 

Edited by the Editorial staff, Avion Tourism Magazine
Text source: Sense Reply Press Office, a Reply Group company
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