Biometrics

Digital innovation and the passenger experience - a view from three airports
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Digital innovation and the passenger experience - a view from three airports
By Marisa Garcia | March 20, 2017
Airports are keen to improve the passenger experience and remove some of the barriers for travellers in the process. During this years Passenger Terminal Expo in Amsterdam, airports shared their pro Read More
Brisbane Airport eases passenger journey through biometrics
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Brisbane Airport eases passenger journey through biometrics
By Marisa Garcia | March 9, 2017
Brisbane Airport has partnered with SITA and Air New Zealand, to launch a trial of the SITA Smart Path facial recognition technology. It allows passengers to identify themselves throughout the jour Read More
Better screening technology is the way forward for travel security
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Better screening technology is the way forward for travel security
By Marisa Garcia | February 15, 2017
Former 9/11 Commission border counsel and Special Counsel to the US Senate Judiciary Committee, Janice Kephart of Identity Strategy Partners, LLP, suggests that President Donald Trump’s controversial Read More
Why SAS Lab wants to get under passengers’ skin
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Why SAS Lab wants to get under passengers’ skin
By Marisa Garcia | August 8, 2016
SAS Lab, the innovation hub from the Scandinavian airline, has big ambitions to improve the travel process by getting under passengers’ skin. As Massimo Pascotto, who heads up the division explains Read More
Removing friction at the airport using mobile and blockchain
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Removing friction at the airport using mobile and blockchain
By Linda Fox | May 25, 2016
SITA Lab has begun researching how blockchain might be used to improve how passengers are identified at various points in the journey. The air industry technology specialist is working on a concept Read More
Will sharing economy services take to the skies?
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Will sharing economy services take to the skies?
By Linda Fox | December 4, 2015
Boxever has taken a look at how technology might improve the travel experience in the future highlighting developments such as biometrics, robots and sharing economy services in the sky. The specia Read More
Startup pitch: GTRIIP brings biometrics to hotel check-in [UPDATED]
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Startup pitch: GTRIIP brings biometrics to hotel check-in [UPDATED]
By Nick Vivion | April 22, 2015
UPDATE: The team from GTRIIP has decided to take a specific focus on hotels and has decided to make its primary headquarters in Silicon Valley so that it can be more ideally positioned for sales with Read More
UAE will launch full biometric scanning systems at borders soon
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UAE will launch full biometric scanning systems at borders soon
By Nick Vivion | March 13, 2015
The United Arab Emirates is set to become one of the most technically advanced countries when it comes to border control. The Emirates will deploy a series of biometric e-gates at all entry points whi Read More
Anticipated and unintended consequences with wearable tech, NFC and biometrics in travel
By Nick Vivion | October 31, 2013
In a presentation at the recent Future Travel Experience Global, innovator Rob Girling outlined some new technologies primed to revolutionize travel. Girling has taken these insights and catalyzed the Read More
Unisys to integrate biometric solutions with eye on reducing passenger delays
By Dennis Schaal | April 13, 2010
Unisys says it will integrate biometric solutions from its partners as it rolls out a new passenger security system designed to ease security-checkpoint lines and flight delays. Read More
Top ten technology gadgets for the modern cruise ship
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Top ten technology gadgets for the modern cruise ship
By Viewpoints | March 26, 2010
From RFID and comms systems to biometrics and the TV-cum-cabin porthole, what are the best pieces of technology every cruise ship should have? Read More
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