It’s no secret that the average traveler’s experience at the airport leaves much to be desired; Patrik Petersson’s ‘SAS Check In Center’ intelligent luggage aims to minimize as much hassle as possible.
Patrik Petersson’s ‘SAS Check In Center’ streamlining begins with the luggage itself, which boasts a hard shell, four wheels and an ergonomic design. It’s implanted with an RFID chip so that each suitcase has its own ID number—sort of like a Social Security or driver’s license number for baggage. The airport’s check-in counter is equipped with a biometric reader to quickly identify the passenger and their luggage.
Patrik Petersson’s ‘SAS Check In Center’ also helps save travelers time upon their arrival at their destination airport. A luggage tracking feature, also through the RFID chip, lets travelers estimate the time their suitcase will arrive on the luggage carousel.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Intelligent Luggage
- Innovation opportunity to create intelligent, multifunctional luggage with RFID chip to streamline the airport process.
- Biometric Identification
- Opportunity to develop biometric identification technology for quick and seamless check-in process at airports.
- Luggage Tracking
- Disruptive innovation possibility to develop real-time luggage tracking systems to improve traveler experience.
Sectors Adopting This
- Travel and Hospitality
- Industry with potential for implementing intelligent luggage and luggage tracking systems to improve the airport and travel experience.
- Security and Identification
- Industry with opportunity to create biometric identification technology for use in airports and other areas requiring high security.
- Logistics and Supply Chain
- Industry with potential to incorporate RFID technology in luggage tracking systems to improve efficiency and streamline logistics processes.
