Frequentis leads the way in bringing innovative technologies to safety-critical environments. We understand that, when introducing change in high-stakes scenarios, managing risk is more important than ever. Frequentis stays abreast of emerging technologies in consumer spaces and beyond, identifying when they reach sufficient levels of maturity to become suitable for our customers. Our priority is to deliver performance and efficiency while guaranteeing safety at all times.
For existing products and in existing markets, we adapt solutions to developing regulations and use cases. We also optimise our solutions on an ongoing basis, throughout the product lifecycle.
We evaluate the potential impact of new technology on our core markets and identify how it can meet current and evolving needs. Frequentis plays a central role in creating low-risk paths to adoption, from the introduction of distributed microcomputers to air traffic control in the 1980s to our present-day digital remote tower portfolio.
At all times, we look for opportunities to apply Frequentis experience and expertise to serve new customer groups within safety-critical industries.
At Frequentis, innovation takes various forms. We co-create alongside selected customers in research and funded projects, often developing new technologies alongside the release of new regulations. Via mergers and acquisitions, we extend the Frequentis portfolio and bring together complementary elements of our business to provide additional value to customers. Through our Startup Centre, we help young technology companies bring innovative solutions to the market, which provides us with an infusion of ideas from the outside. We also partner with young and dynamic vendors for research and alliances, driving future product development.
Working with Frequentis, companies can benefit from a pioneering approach to innovation coupled with knowledge of how to put new technologies into action, safely and effectively. Our deep understanding of the safety-critical marketplace helps us bridge the gap between emerging technologies and maturity, stability and resilience requirements in the field. We commit to providing our customers with future-proof solutions, which take advantage of the latest technological advances to save money, effort and complexity, while minimising risks for early adopters.
Frequentis foresees an exciting role for artificial intelligence (AI) in safety-critical environments. Using AI, organisations could free operators from tedious, repetitive manual tasks to save time and enhance safety. Frequentis is participating in a host of research projects to investigate what this could look like in action.
Frequentis partners with startups from around the world at our StartUp Center, in Vienna, Austria. Since the 1990s, we have supported more than 70 new businesses in establishing themselves in the marketplace.
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are here to stay, with their usage set to increase rapidly over the next few years. Frequentis was early to recognise and respond to the challenges of rising UAV traffic, and continues to develop innovative solutions that enable airports and ANSPs to cope.
In consumer life, broadband communication networks are a well-established part of life. But in safety-critical environments, the stakes are much higher, meaning every change must be managed carefully. In Frequentis’ capable hands, mission-critical services for broadband communication networks are coming to life.
Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) offerings are growing in popularity as organisations enjoy the simplicity and efficiency of eliminating on-premises infrastructure. Frequentis is helping safety-critical industries access these benefits with tailored offerings from a provider that understands the unique demands of such environments.
At Frequentis, participation in international research projects helps us preserve our position at the forefront of progress in our industry. By combining a rigorous technological basis with an openness to new ideas in all our research activities, we translate innovation into practical solutions for safety-critical industries. At every step in our research, we retain a focus on the people using the products we play a role in developing.
For more details about our current research projects, please follow this link.
Standardisation is an important means of innovation. First, because it provides structured methods and reliable data that save time in the innovation process, and second, because it makes it easier to disseminate ground-breaking ideas and knowledge about leading edge techniques. Thus, standardisation is also indispensable for building customer trust in products, services and systems.