Smart Gates Take Off at ANZ Airports

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Unisys Corporation has announced that Vision-Box has awarded the company two digital workplace solutions contracts to support electronic security gates at New Zealand’s Auckland International Airport and SmartGates for automated border control at 10 Australian international airports.

Vision-Box is an international technology company that helps airports, airlines and governments optimise the identification and flow of travellers by establishing trusted biometric identity enrolment, verification and authentication processes.

In Australia, Unisys will support 93 SmartGates used for automated border control at 10 international Australian airports: Adelaide, Avalon, Brisbane, Cairns, Canberra, Darwin, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. Vision-Box provides the SmartGates under a contract with Australia’s Department of Home Affairs. The SmartGates automatically process passengers through passport control, using facial recognition technology and ePassports to check a passenger’s identity quickly and securely so they can leave the airport more efficiently. Vision-Box awarded this contract to Unisys in the third quarter of 2021.

In New Zealand, Unisys will support 12 electronic security gates provided by Vision-Box at AIAL, the nation’s busiest airport. The gates are used by departing international passengers to ensure only genuine and authorized travelers can enter the secured zone. This Unisys contract with Vision-Box was signed in the first quarter of 2021.

“In the post-COVID-19 environment, contactless travel processes and identity verification are more important than ever. Unisys brings Vision-box a unique combination of local service desk and support capabilities alongside current experience working with border security agencies, airlines and airports spanning biometric authentication solutions, baggage reconciliation systems and air cargo. We look forward to partnering with Vision-box to ensure the automated security gates are available to facilitate travellers departing Auckland and the 10 Australian airports,” said Andrew Whelan, vice president, client management, Unisys Asia Pacific.

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