DigiYatra and India’s Facial Recognition Revolution in International Travel by 2025
DigiYatra: India’s Leap into International Travel Innovation
India is set to introduce facial recognition technology (FRT) for international air travel through its DigiYatra initiative. A pilot project is slated for June 2025, aimed at revolutionizing how passengers interact with airport systems.
Key Airports Involved
- Rajiv Gandhi International Airport
- Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport
- Cochin International Airport
These major airports will serve as the backdrop for implementing this forward-thinking technology. According to Suresh Khadakbhavi, CEO of the Digi Yatra Foundation, the initiative strives to enhance the travel experience while ensuring security.
Looking Ahead
The planned pilot will facilitate smoother processing for travelers as India aims for a comprehensive approach to international air travel. The use of facial recognition seeks to expedite boarding processes, reduce queues, and elevate efficiency.
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