At Stockholm Arlanda Airport, Wittra has deployed a hybrid connectivity infrastructure supporting services such as wheelchair tracking for PRM passengers and energy monitoring across building systems. The deployment reflects a broader shift in airport digitalization — from fragmented IoT deployments to governed infrastructure platforms capable of supporting multiple operational services.

Wittra introduces a hybrid infrastructure governance layer that consolidates connectivity, positioning, and sensor telemetry into a unified operational platform.

Instead of deploying separate networks for positioning systems and sensor connectivity, the platform provides a unified infrastructure control plane capable of orchestrating multiple radio technologies within the same architecture.

The infrastructure integrates Ultra-Wideband (UWB), Wi-SUN mesh, LoRa, and Mioty, while connecting seamlessly to private or public 5G networks used as high-capacity backhaul.

At the center of the architecture is the Wittra Hybrid Gateway, a multi-radio infrastructure node that consolidates these technologies into a single device.

By combining hybrid connectivity with a unified governance layer, airports can establish a scalable infrastructure foundation where positioning, sensors, and operational telemetry operate within the same system.

This approach creates the operational data layer required for Physical AI and intelligent airport operations.