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Sita: a Miami imbarco è a riconoscimento facciale

Il controllo biometrico in aeroporto dura meno di due secondi

Un click, e poi in volo: i passeggeri del volo Lufthansa 461 in partenza da Miami International Airport (MIA) per Monaco possono superare il gate di imbarco prestando il volto per una semplice foto, senza carta d’imbarco né passaporto (vedi AVIONEWS). Un passaggio semplice e veloce -meno di due secondi a passeggero- reso possibile dalla tecnologia biometrica di riconoscimento facciale implementata ai...

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Roma, Italia, 02/07/2019 10:05
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

SecurityNow boarding from Miami Airport: facial recognition departures

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Passengers departing from Miami International Airport (MIA) to Munich on Lufthansa flight 461 can now board with the quick click of a camera instead of a boarding pass and passport, thanks to the airport’s l... more

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