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Futuristic Flight Kiosks Which Follow Travelers Hit Brussels Airport

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A swarm of high-tech robot kiosks persistently chased travelers in Brussels after being introduced to the biggest Belgian airport. The kiosks are expected to play a larger part in air travel as airport operators hope to phase out manual check-ins. The robots, called 'Kate', were created by the Geneva-based SITA Lab. They are designed to not only help with check-ins but also to help clear busy departure halls and reduce queues at peak times.

Added on the 24/05/2017 14:56:02 - Copyright : RT Ruptly EN

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