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Swinging Into the Future: Facial Recognition at the US Open
Stepping up the game, the US Open golf tournament is embracing the future with the deployment of facial recognition technology. For the second year, attendees can expect a swifter and more seamless experience at the fairway, thanks to this cutting-edge tech[1][2].
Partnering with Wicket, the USGA aims to redefine access by introducing face-based entry. Simply register your unique features in advance, and breeze through checkpoints without a hitch - no more physical tickets and long queues[1][2].
This technology collaboration doesn't stop with Wicket, as FortressGB chips in with their chip-readers to offer alternative entry options. The ultimate goal? A hassle-free spectator experience, allowing fans to focus on the event rather than the ticketing friction[1][2].
Get ready to embrace convenience as the US Open goes hi-tech, smoothing out the paths for fans, players, caddies, and support staff alike[1][2]. It's a fairway leap into the future!
Attendees can expect the facial recognition technology, powered by artificial-intelligence, to streamline their entry process at the US Open, eliminating the need for physical tickets and long queues. Furthermore, this advanced technology integration doesn't limit to Wicket, as FortressGB also contributes by providing chip-readers for alternative entry options, enhancing overall access efficiency at the US Open.
