The EonStor GS U.2 NVMe hybrid flash enterprise unified storage, according to Infortrend Technology, Inc., drives AI kiosks at airports, cutting down on processing times for boarding, border control, and check-in to eventually give travelers faster and more seamless travel.

Large international airports frequently struggle with a lack of employees, which makes it difficult for them to efficiently handle large passenger loads. Airports are using more kiosks with cameras and AI algorithms to confirm passengers' identities in an effort to expedite passenger services. This decreases wait times and crowds at checkpoints by enabling travelers to proceed through the airport more swiftly by using sophisticated biometric identification techniques, such as facial recognition, in place of manual passport checks. Airport security is also improved by biometric verification since it is more impervious to tampering.

For these sophisticated systems, dependable and high-performance storage solutions are essential for enabling prompt and precise identification verification. In an international airport that handles tens of millions of passengers a year, for instance, hundreds of AI self-service kiosks can be successfully powered by EonStor GS 3000U U.2 NVMe storage. With over 800,000 IO/s when loaded with U.2 NVMe SSDs, it may facilitate fast data access for real-time applications such as biometric checks and self-check-ins. The system maintains uninterrupted services for the airport's 24/7 operations by ensuring HA with twin redundant controllers. In order to optimize airport services, the GS 3000U storage also hosts pre-trained AI models that are updated often to provide personalized content distribution and user behavior data analysis on the kiosks.