They also come 3d scanners at the airport. Similar to those used in hospitals, they will be very useful for avoid queues at boarding. In practice, it will no longer be necessary to remove from the hand luggage PCs, tablets, electronic accessories and liquid containers: operations that take some time and cause annoying files in airport to embark, often on the verge of patience, but necessary for ensure the safety of passengers.
It is about state-of-the-art 3D scanners which, instead of x-rays, which provided only an approximate image of the contents of the bags, use the computer tomography technology, able to show the details of each object. There revolutionary equipment First of all, it will save tons of plastic bags distributed today in airports to passengers to store liquids before boarding, but above all it will greatly simplify boarding procedures, with the approval of the passengers, often impatient by the queues that form at the checks.
As we know, in fact, the security measures that today oblige us not to carry liquids in hand baggage in quantities greater than 100 ml, as well as emptying your pockets, removing belts, watches, jewelry, showing computers and mobile phones.
Already Heathrow Airport in England, destined to become one of the most technologically advanced in the world in terms of security, has decided to invest 50 million pounds to equip its terminals with 3D scanners, currently in use at the O'Hare in Chicago and Hartsfield- Jackson of Atlanta, Georgia. And there is talk of another 300 3D devices, which will soon be used in major airports around the world, authorized by the American Transportation Security Administration.
In addition to the 3d scanner, other latest generation security measures are the biometric face control and the high definition cameras to manage ground traffic on foggy days, with a significant reduction in delays caused by bad weather.
