The Airstar Robot at Seoul Inchoen Airport is a multi-functional “guide/patrol/docent” machine.
Credit: Delta Air Lines
For several years, there have been forecasts of major changes coming in the way airports operate, for both passengers and operators. Robots are being increasingly used and may be the key to fast-tracking those changes. From the passenger perspective, biometric identification makes it likely that in...
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