In this exclusive airport operations series, Unleash live shares details of each of our computer vision Use Cases within each stage of the Airport Passenger Journey. Today we zoom in on Part 2, 'Check-In'.
Curbside to Curbside Airport Passenger Journey
Airport Passenger Journey Workflow - Part 2: Check-in
Part 2 - Check-in Use Cases
Detect and count people
People Counting
- Identify how many people are in the terminal at any time. Ticketing is not the most accurate source of data.
- Correctly identify footfall for various areas within the ground side environment.
- Identify your true retail market size from the carpark to gate.
Get valuable insights on queue statistics to improve efficiency
Dwell Time
- Capture information on queue length, time through various queues and relay data to your security teams, airlines and facility management.
- Where do your customers linger? Maximize your lease engagement with heat maps, gaze detection and live pathways.
- How long do your customers wait in queues at non retail points?
Identify groups with children and other passenger demographics
Passenger Demographics
- Deliver insights on your customer base from gender, approximate age, time spent in retail environments versus non revenue areas of the terminal.
- Make data driven decisions about the most appropriate services for your retailers.
- Deliver services based on historic and current data.
Get alerts for unattended baggage
Baggage Management
- Alerts and alarms for unattended baggage, coordinating operations and emergency services.
- Immediate identification of delay along the baggage handling chain.
- Let passengers know the timeline and status of baggage delivery.
'How Cloud-Based Computer Vision Can Transform Airport Operations'
Unleash live's solution for the Airport industry
By leveraging existing cameras, airports can harness the power of computer vision to enhance operational efficiency, streamline processes, and ultimately improve the overall passenger experience in a multitude of ways
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