2015-11-29, 01:20
Amsterdam's Schipol Airport Has A New Mobile Robot To Direct Lost Passengers
Airports have been experimenting with technology to better help transiting passengers for the last few years in an effort to cut down on paid staff while maintaining some degree of customer service. One of the most recent innovations revolves around virtual assistants, either through a remotely-staffed help desk or through an automated hologram such as at London Luton airport. Now, researchers are taking the virtual assistants mobile.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/grantmartin/...uture-tech
Airports have been experimenting with technology to better help transiting passengers for the last few years in an effort to cut down on paid staff while maintaining some degree of customer service. One of the most recent innovations revolves around virtual assistants, either through a remotely-staffed help desk or through an automated hologram such as at London Luton airport. Now, researchers are taking the virtual assistants mobile.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/grantmartin/...uture-tech