The Transportation System in London plans to adopt Biometric and AI Technology
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The authorities in London are planning to improve the public transportation system with the help of technology. They are looking for ways that will make the transportation system innovative and environment-friendly.
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- 1. The Transportation System in London Plans to Adopt Biometric & AI Technology
- 2. The authorities are looking for ways to make the transportation system innovative and environment-friendly. Source: Biometric, AI Technology to Improve the Transportation System in London by M2SYS Blog
- 3. Londoners have already started using their smartphones, contactless debit or credit cards, and Oyster travel card for payment instead of using cash. Source: Biometric, AI Technology to Improve the Transportation System in London by M2SYS Blog
- 4. Matt Cole, the president of Cubic Transportation Systems that operates the Oyster cards and contactless payment systems, expressed this payment system as ‘Sustainable Energy’ Source: Biometric, AI Technology to Improve the Transportation System in London by M2SYS Blog
- 5. Dave Roat, the strategy manager of Cubic Transportation Systems is hopeful about the usability of Artificial intelligence (AI) in public transport systems. Source: Biometric, AI Technology to Improve the Transportation System in London by M2SYS Blog
- 6. Roat said that they are also interested in palm vein biometric technology as it is unique to individuals and people don’t have to touch anything like fingerprint technology. Source: Biometric, AI Technology to Improve the Transportation System in London by M2SYS Blog
- 7. Matt Cole also commented that the intention is to provide a seamless process where passengers don’t have to make any physical gesture in order to pay for their trips. Source: Biometric, AI Technology to Improve the Transportation System in London by M2SYS Blog
- 8. But, due to technology and policy issues, these deployments are still a long way from being implemented. Source: Biometric, AI Technology to Improve the Transportation System in London by M2SYS Blog
- 9. Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, has a plan to make the city greener and a “fully zero-emission fleet” by 2037. Source: Biometric, AI Technology to Improve the Transportation System in London by M2SYS Blog
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