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The Vizonix Daily is a new, free briefing that helps aviation leaders put AI and robotics to work. Every weekday we pick the developments that matter to MROs, operators and suppliers, explain them in plain English, and show where they pay off. Choose the topics you care about, and we'll tailor every issue to you. Make Vizonix yours. Choose which sections you get, drop the ones you don't need, and change it anytime.
01Recruiting
Immersive explorations in the Gemini app
Google added a library of immersive explorations to the Gemini app on October 28, an interactive, visual way to explore a topic layer by layer. Google's examples include peering inside a jet engine, tracing trade routes on the Silk Road and studying the physics of lightning. Each scene unfolds into interactive nodes with guided explanations, and users tap a layer to dig deeper; Google says audio narration is coming. It is available on web and mobile to all Google Workspace customers, Workspace Individual subscribers and personal Google accounts at gemini.google.com/immersive-explorations, in English, Indonesian, Hindi, Brazilian Portuguese, French and simplified Chinese, with other languages getting English for now.
02Sales and marketing
Tai Guard trip risk agent (Nezasa, with OAG flight data)
Nezasa launched Tai Guard in Zurich on October 27, the flagship agent in Tai Workbench, its AI agent platform for travel sellers. Tai Guard checks every itinerary for flight, destination and connection risk while the seller can still change it: how each flight has actually performed, whether a country on the route has an active travel alert, and whether connections hold and the trip makes sense in sequence. Flight data comes from OAG, both historical and real-time. Each operator sets what Tai Guard checks and how strict it is. Findings can go to a person or to another agent; for example, a flight flagged on a confirmed departure can trigger an agent that finds every other booking on that flight, and the operator decides which steps need a person to approve. It is integrated with Nezasa TripBuilder and can connect to other booking systems.