Emirates Unveils World's First Robotic Check-In Assistant

Emirates Unveils World's First Robotic Check-In Assistant

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Category : International Published on: May 01 2023

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Dubai-based airline Emirates has unveiled its latest innovation, the world's first robotic check-in assistant named “Sara”.
The system is part of a new City Check-in and Travel Store that is set to launch in Dubai's financial district.
Sara will match customers' faces with scanned passports, check passengers in, and guide them to the luggage drop area.
The robot is equipped with facial recognition technology and can print boarding passes, making the check-in process more efficient.
Sara is also portable and can move around to assist those who need help.
Emirates' latest innovation aims to enhance the customer experience and make the check-in process more seamless and efficient. The airline continues to lead the way in technology and innovation, setting new standards in the aviation industry.

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