CAGLIARI - Porto Flavia and Masua live streaming thanks to AirCam technology.
Two small cameras, called Ip Cam, will let the world know the heritage of Sulcis, with its beauties overlooking the sea.
The installation has already taken place: a simple click is enough to check the sea conditions live, or know what the territory can offer.
It starts from the website www.aircam.io, but an application is also available that offers not only high quality live streaming, but also a showcase where the services and activities dedicated to offers from the Sulcis area, such as the booking of guided tours in the Porto Flavia mining site.
For the mayor of Iglesias Mauro Usai it is "an important opportunity for cultural and tourist promotion, able to open a window on one of the most interesting sites in our area, where natural beauties meet human ingenuity in a single shot. eye that leaves you breathless.
We are committed to a work of enhancement that wants to guarantee Sulcis, opening it to the world with a view to tourism of experience, which makes culture, history, traditions and respect for the environment its main aspects "." In a period in which health uncertainty imposes restrictions on us that limit our movements - explains the municipal councilor for computerization Francesco Melis - we have decided to continue to make our territory known through technology, a system that allows us to reach also people who are on the other side of the world and could choose to spend their holidays in Iglesias.
We focus on innovation to promote our tourism in view of the summer. "AirCam, a project born from the idea of an engineer from Cagliari, Gianluca Mirasola, is a useful system not only for attracting tourism to the island (for now the cams are three, one at Poetto and two at Iglesias), but also to check the sea conditions for lovers of all water sports. "Not only - Melis specifies - even simply for a mother with a small child who, before arriving in Masua and Porto Flavia can understand through the cameras if the sea is rough or not ".