Singapore airport looks to facial recognition to find late passengers

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Singapore airport looks to facial recognition to find late passengers

Rounding up the stragglers.

Singapore's Changi Airport is testing facial recognition systems that could, in future, help locate lost travelers or those spending a little too much time in the duty-free shops. Changi Airport, ranked the world's best for six years straight in a survey by air travel consultancy ...

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