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Face recognition and the future air travel experience

Face recognition and the future air travel experience
 

Airports uniquely demand both a very high passenger throughput and a very high degree of security underpinned by the positive identity confirmation of those passengers. At multiple points throughout the air travel experience, traveler identity must be confirmed to meet commercial policy, physical security, or national security requirements.

This uncommon set of demands has forced innovation in the form of automated identity confirmation, primarily using biometrics. For two decades, some combination of face, fingerprint, and iris recognition has been deployed in an effort to speed up identity confirmation, with the goal of creating a secure and frictionless passenger experience.

Thanks to rapid advances in Artificial Intelligence and specific technologies like Deep Learning and Convolutional Neural Networks, face recognition, in particular, has dramatically improved in the last few years. This allows for cost-effective, intuitive, accurate, and robust solutions in a way that wasn’t possible before.

Download this white paper to explore the technologies, user experiences, and use cases powered by the latest generation of AI-based face recognition, and what they can mean for the future air travel experience.

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