ATRiCS

ATRiCS is a software and consulting company in Freiburg, Germany. It provides software products and services to air navigation service providers and airport operators. The company was established in 2001. Since 2020 it has been a member of the Frequentis Group.

The company works in several areas. These are A-SMGCS, tower automation, A-CDM, validation and training, and consulting. The site says these areas work together to improve performance at airports. Surface management is a key focus.

The products listed are TowerPad, Departure Manager and Avator. The site says the operational products help improve airside operations. Its training and validation tools help test new procedures before they are used. The site says these tools suit flexible training needs.

The site names Wolfgang Hatzack as co-founder and chief executive. It says he designed a fully automated routing and guidance system at Incheon Airport in Seoul. In 2012 the company was recognized by Jane's Airport Review and CANSO for innovation. The company holds ISO 9001 2015 certification.

The site says ATRiCS systems are used in Asia and the Middle East. Some are used for route planning and guidance at transport hubs. Others are used with A-CDM applications to make better use of airport space. The company also offers simulation and validation tools.

The office is at Am Flughafen 7 in Freiburg. The site lists a phone number and a contact page. It also has a careers page.

The site describes the company's view of automation. It says automation is key to meeting current and future challenges in air traffic management. The site says the company spent time listening to airports, air navigation providers, airlines and regulators when it started. It says the company was set up to improve surface operations at airports. Examples include routing and guidance at transport hubs in Asia and the Middle East.