The first Terminal Testlab, which opened today, shows how LabCampus aims to play an active role in the pursuit of those goals and help businesses achieve them. With this early launch, LabCampus is now offering access to unique testing conditions and diverse target groups long before the innovation center itself is completed.

First Terminal Testlab at Munich Airport

With the Testlab, situated at the heart of the airport terminal, LabCampus is creating opportunities for customers to present their new products and solutions to tens of thousands of travellers every day while conducting live testing.

LabCampus innovation hub presents its first pilot project – and offers an advance peek at its future direction

The first major area addressed in the new testing space is digital security. After exploring exciting live demos at their own pace, visitors will be actively integrated into product development processes and will gain in-depth insights into key aspects of the often-neglected topic of data security and related issues.

Raising awareness of digital security among passengers and visitors

The first Testlab is in collaboration with the following companies: ComCode and IABG, two renowned security companies from the Munich area, Center Digitization Bavaria (ZD.B) and Munich Airport's Information Security Hub (ISH). For ComCode, which specializes in the digital transformation and security, the focus of its involvement in Testlab is open source intelligence (OSINT).

This refers to the procurement of information from publicly accessible sources such as the internet. Travelers can ask ComCode to compile and generate a brief digital security report on their company while they wait. In addition, all visitors are eligible to enter a draw, with the winner receiving a more detailed analysis, including a presentation of the results and suggestions for improved digital security.

The key areas of interest for the "Smart & Safe Cities" specialists from IABG include ways of optimizing public spaces with regard to telecommunications and IT security. In a simulation, Testlab visitors will become part of a virtual safe city storage center that brings together (security) information from all levels of the digital city.

Approach based on augmented reality and interaction

Visitors to the Testlab, which is located in the Terminal 2 gate area (Schengen level 04) can also explore the digital security displays on their own time. A highlight is the interactive augmented reality wall, where visitors become part of a somewhat different but easy-to-understand demonstration on data theft.

The Digital Security topics will be the focus of the LabCampus Testlab until the end of February 2020. Other new and exciting thematic initiatives will soon follow.

Information on the LabCampus Testlab