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.
Intelligent Luggage
Patrik Petersson's ‘SAS Check In Center'
Trend Themes
1. Intelligent Luggage - Innovation opportunity to create intelligent, multifunctional luggage with RFID chip to streamline the airport process.
2. Biometric Identification - Opportunity to develop biometric identification technology for quick and seamless check-in process at airports.
3. Luggage Tracking - Disruptive innovation possibility to develop real-time luggage tracking systems to improve traveler experience.
Industry Implications
1. Travel and Hospitality - Industry with potential for implementing intelligent luggage and luggage tracking systems to improve the airport and travel experience.
2. Security and Identification - Industry with opportunity to create biometric identification technology for use in airports and other areas requiring high security.
3. Logistics and Supply Chain - Industry with potential to incorporate RFID technology in luggage tracking systems to improve efficiency and streamline logistics processes.