The Qylatron is an automated security system designed to reduce long lines at public venues.
The screening solution has people use a ticketing system to load their personal belongings into one of the Qylatron’s hexagonal containers. If water is an item that is not allowed at a specific venue, a person will go to retrieve their belongings and notice the door on the other side of the Qylatron has been lit up in purple. At this point, an attendant will be by to check the belongings more thoroughly.
The system is like a self-checkout at a grocery store, but for areas of heavy traffic where security checkpoints are necessary. The Qylatron has already been tested at a Rio de Janeiro airport and the compartments would need to be of a bigger size, but if this could help to reduce long lines, it could prove to be a useful system.
Self-Scanning Security Systems
Qylatron's Automated Security System Lets People Scan by Themselves
Trend Themes
1. Automated Security Systems - Opportunity to streamline security processes by implementing automated systems like Qylatron.
2. Reducing Wait Times - Potential for reducing long lines and congestion at public venues through self-scanning solutions.
3. Integration of Ticketing and Security - Integration of ticketing systems with security screening to enhance efficiency and improve the overall visitor experience.
Industry Implications
1. Transportation - Automated security systems like Qylatron have the potential to revolutionize airport and public transportation security.
2. Entertainment - Integrating self-scanning security systems into venues such as stadiums and concert halls can enhance security while improving the fan experience.
3. Retail - Retail stores can explore self-checkout solutions similar to Qylatron to improve efficiency and reduce wait times at the checkout counters.