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Mobile IDs are coming to American Airlines customers. The company is using facial recognition to verify U.S. passenger information, enabling…
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Mobile IDs are coming to American Airlines customers. The company is using facial recognition to verify U.S. passenger information, enabling…
A second U.S. state is giving residents the option of adding a digital ID or mobile driving license to Apple’s…
‘Tis the season for U.S. federal bureaucrats to extoll recent accomplishments and ask Congress on bended knee for only enough…
The role of biometrics at border crossings, including but not limited to airports, has only increased in importance post-pandemic, a…
Biometrics deployments in airports are continuing to expand, but so are concerns about the intrusiveness of checks on passengers. An…
Two decades after the U.S. Transportation Security Administration was formed to prevent people from bringing hazards aboard commercial jets, TSA…
The U.S. Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) has published an article about the difficulties connected with the correct implementation of…
Several major airports in India are trialing full body scanners and facial recognition systems, while in Los Angeles, the U.S….
Airports and air agencies from the U.S. announced a series of updates to their adoption of Idemia I&S NA’s biometric…
Among several familiar themes for airport biometrics – the need for collaboration, improved passenger processing times and experiences, the rapid…