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16th Symposium on Lift & Escalator Technologies

Proceedings of the 16th Symposium on Lift & Escalator Technologies

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24 Oct 2025

A chronology of the life of Howard Marryat.

David Cooper and Stephen Harrison

24 Sep 2025

Lift buffer forces under unfavourable collision conditions

Stefan Vöth

24 Sep 2025

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and why it is often ineffective

Rory Smith

24 Sep 2025

Enabling innovation through an Internet of Things (IoT) platform that operates alongside the lift controller without modifying the certified safety chain

Daan Smans

24 Sep 2025

80%: Lift traffic design’s most misunderstood number

Richard Peters

24 Sep 2025

Lift evacuation communications

Pavel Kotek

24 Sep 2025

Improving maintenance with technology

John Koshak

24 Sep 2025

Dynamic rope loads and traction ratios under adverse lift operating conditions

Stefan Kaczmarczyk

24 Sep 2025

Identifying and addressing the causes of excessive wear in lift suspension means through rope load analysis

Tim Ebling

24 Sep 2025

Mass Migration of Lift Alarm Connections – A Case Study

Matthew Davies and Chris Holmes

24 Sep 2025

Advances in technical E-Learning training in the lift industry

José María Compagni Morales and Jose Compagni Aycart

24 Sep 2025

Statistical investigation of elevator damages after large earthquakes in Turkey

C. Oktay Azeloglu and C. Erdem İmrak, Ahmet Sagirli, Ayşe Edincliler, Hamit Kenan, Yakup Artun, Caner Yüksel

24 Sep 2025

The potential of digital out-of-home advertising in the lift industry

Begum Avdagic and Peter Dewhurst, Gemma Moore

24 Sep 2025

AI in lift systems

Matthew Appleby

24 Sep 2025

Why escalators require safety gear similar to lifts

Anthony Andon

24 Sep 2025

Using Machine Learning in order to Estimate the Traffic Mix in a Building from the Stops Data

Lutfi Al-Sharif and Richard Peters, Matthew Appleby, Tahani Ghaben

24 Sep 2025

16th Symposium on Lift and Escalator Technologies

Professor Stefan Kaczmarczyk and Dr Richard Peters