| Client | Airports Authority of India (AAI) |
| Industry | Public Sector, Civil Aviation |
| Services | Holographic Technology, 3D Design, Design and Development |
| Stack | 3D Design, Axiom Holographic Technology, real-time data feeds |
ViitorCloud developed a state-of-the-art holographic digital twin for Gwalior Airport, letting decision-makers interactively explore the master plan inside a visually striking, immersive holographic environment. This lightweight solution incorporated real-time data feeds for a dynamic experience, allowing stakeholders to visualize future project phases with up-to-date information. The digital twin was showcased at the foundation-stone ceremony of the new terminal, attended by the Union Home Minister, Chief Minister, and Aviation Minister.
The Airports Authority of India (AAI) wanted an innovative way to present the future development of Gwalior Airport's new terminal. Key objectives were an engaging, interactive 3D presentation for decision-makers; a forward-thinking way to showcase future development; and real-time data integration for a dynamic, informative experience.
Conventional architectural presentations such as CAD files are often hard to interpret. Common issues included large, hard-to-load CAD file sizes, limited interactivity and no real-time data, and visualization constraints that failed to convey the full project impact.
ViitorCloud delivered a comprehensive holographic digital twin platform:
Immersive 3D environment: A lightweight, visually appealing holographic model that was easy to navigate.
Dynamic visualizations: Interactive walkthroughs of the airport master plan across different future phases.
Seamless experience: Optimized for fast loading and ease of use even in a large-scale event setting.
The honest difficulty. The demanding part was compressing heavy architectural CAD geometry into a lightweight 3D holographic model that stayed responsive live on stage, while wiring in real-time data — the balance between visual fidelity and performance is what made the walkthrough usable in front of top officials.
ViitorCloud used 3D design and Axiom Holographic Technology to create a realistic digital twin of Gwalior Airport, capturing every detail for an immersive experience and enabling interactive walkthroughs of future design elements.
ViitorCloud's holographic digital twin solution: elevated the presentation with an immersive experience that captivated attendees including top government officials; facilitated better decisions by helping stakeholders visualize the project's future impact; and highlighted AAI's forward-thinking approach to infrastructure development.
ViitorCloud's holographic digital twin for Gwalior Airport set a new standard for public-sector infrastructure presentations, letting stakeholders engage with the master plan in an innovative way and enabling better decision-making and project planning.
If flat renders and physical models are not doing your project justice, a holographic digital twin can. Talk to the ViitorCloud team or explore our holographic and immersive technology capabilities.
| Layer | Technology | Why it was chosen |
|---|---|---|
| Design | 3D Design | Models the terminal master plan in detail while staying lightweight enough to navigate live |
| Display | Axiom Holographic Technology | Renders the digital twin as a holographic experience suited to a large-scale ceremony |
| Data | Real-time data feeds | Turns a static render into a dynamic presentation that reflects current information |
Holographic Technology
3D Design
Design and Development
Public Sector, Civil Aviation
What is the Gwalior Airport holographic digital twin?
It is an interactive holographic model ViitorCloud built for the Airports Authority of India that renders the Gwalior Airport master plan as a navigable 3D digital twin with real-time data, shown on Axiom Holographic hardware.
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