Fully biometric curb-to-gate airport terminal with Delta Airlines at Atlanta International Airport
National biometric traveller verification service with U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Airline alliance biometric service with Star Alliance, which uses ICAO Digital Travel Credentials Type 1
Transportation should be about getting to a destination as quickly and safely as possible. With airports around the world serving record numbers, travellers seek a better experience as they proceed through the terminal. Higher demand for airline services results in long lines and delays that create frustrations and potential missed fights.
Powered by NEC’s industry-leading advanced facial recognition technology, NeoFace® eGate helps airport travellers easily navigate through various checkpoints in the airport by providing a fast and accurate facial matching capability that is adaptable to pose, angle and lighting variants. The image is matched against passport files and security watch lists as well. Passengers can self-check baggage, successfully navigate through multiple security checkpoints, and board the plane at the gate- all without pulling out their passports or boarding passes.
A more convenient, secure and pleasant traveller experience.
NEC’s NeoFace eGate is trusted worldwide to deliver fast, secure, and seamless border crossings — and in New Zealand it’s tailored to support both operational efficiency and the expectations of travellers. As one of the most mature deployments of biometric eGates globally, our solution combines proven accuracy with a commitment to transparency and compliance under the Privacy Act and forthcoming Biometric Processing Privacy Code.
Key Strengths for New Zealand
Rated most accurate finger, face, and iris biometric matching algorithms.
Uses commercial industry-standard hardware and software.
with existing technology at airports and Mobile SDK for iOS and Android apps.
for travellers and employees alike, verifying identity with face masks on.
Expand capabilities, including beyond the airport to car rental and hotels.
Process passengers faster with fewer touches and interactions.
Passengers can choose to opt-in and use their Digital IDs.
NEC has been operating in Australia since 1969.
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See how NEC helped Star Alliance, the world’s largest airline alliance, complete development of an interoperable biometric identity and identification platform, resulting in significantly improved travel experience for their frequent flyer programme customers.
See how NEC’s Digital ID platform helped Delta Airlines to open the USA’s first biometric airport terminal in Atlanta, where your face alone serves as your boarding pass. Passengers utilise the technology from curb to gate.
See how NEC helped Narita International Airport to deliver a touchless customer experience. Passengers can experience ''Face Express'', a seamless boarding process utilising NEC's face recognition technology.
