Liverpool John Lennon Airport pioneers industry-first computer vision technology for kerb to gate insight

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Liverpool John Lennon Airport

2023 has seen the recovery in air travel continue strongly. Paul Staples, Director Airport Operations at Liverpool John Lennon Airport tells Computing how an AI powered solution is enhancing operations and increasing commercial revenues.

With the possible exception of those who enjoy it being socially acceptable to drink alcohol at 7am, airports tend not to be the highlight of anyone's holiday. The vast majority of travellers want ...

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