NEC I:Delight in action today
"First and foremost, it will offer a seamless customer experience. Second, it will offer the hygiene safety experience that customers are expecting coming out of the coronavirus
crisis. But importantly, for many, many airports, infrastructural constraints have been a problem. And biometrics solutions will take away some of those infrastructural concerns."
Jeffrey Goh, CEO, Star Alliance
Manage your Digital ID with NEC I:Delight to enable frictionless traveler verification and secure transactions.
Top 5 reasons airports and airlines deploy NEC I:Delight:
Safety for travelers and employees alike, verifying identity with face masks in place
Efficiency enabled by processing passengers faster with fewer touches and interactions
Interoperability with existing technologies at airports, as well as iOS and Android apps
Scalability to expand capabilities, including beyond the airport to car rental and hotels
Privacy controlled by passengers who opt in and choose how their Digital IDs are used
Ideal Solutions, Ready to Deploy
Passengers who enroll choose who can access their Digital ID, travel information and any linked payment accounts for expedited processing throughout the terminal and beyond.
Baggage check
Security verification
Retail biometric payment
VIP lounge access
Wayfinding
E-gate boarding
Coming soon: car rental, hotel check-in and more
Face Identification
Keep protective face coverings in place. NEC's advanced algorithm will identify enrolled travelers by the portion of face visible above their masks.
It takes just a second to process an image after the traveler approaches a camera stand. Travel documents linked to the encrypted Digital ID authenticate the passenger and
green light their journey.
Each solution is developed to accommodate privacy requirements of each vendor and applicable local or national regulations. The system has been designed in compliance with data
protection laws, with minimal personal data safely stored within the platform.
ESSENTIAL: NEC I:Delight uses top-rated biometrics from
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
