Airport checkin using retina scanning

[Inver]

This looks interesting.

PASSENGERS could be using iris recognition to check in for flights withing two years after a successful trial of the technology in London.

Read more: Eye scan technology to make airport check-in more efficient | News.com.au

 

[cgichard]

Does it work when people wear glasses? If no, then the 15 sec. time saving per person will surely be lost as people take their glasses off and insist on putting them back on again so that they can see to move away.

 

[vmile]

I seem to 'Total Recall' this has been done before.

 

[coles525]

Damaged eyes?

Fake eyes (yes in my case, 1 is plastic)?

No eye (some have a hole, maby even stitched up. Which they wear "glasses" with the eye printed on the bad side)?

 

[Hvr]

I seem to 'Total Recall' this has been done before.

What if they have a transplant like in Minority Report?