Eye and face scans part of touch-free travel at Changi Airport


Passengers who have enrolled their iris and facial biometrics will be prompted to look into the cameras after scanning their passport, for identity verification.- ST

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Facial and iris recognition, instead of fingerprint scanning, will be the primary biometric identifier for travellers at Changi Airport's immigration clearance.

They will also be able to operate self check-in and baggage drop machines without touching them. A trial is underway to allow them to operate lifts without touching the buttons as well.

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