A master thesis from Aalborg University
Cartish - The future in airport security
Term
4. term
Education
Publication year
2018
Submitted on
2018-05-31
Pages
116 pages
Abstract
This is a Master Thesis regarding the development of a product for the future airport security checkpoints. Most people know that the most stressing part about the airport is the security check. Passengers stress about separating their items, and to get through without trouble. The airport want the passengers through as fast as possible but also need to uphold the level of security. With more passengers traveling even more passengers are going through the airport, and with an increasing amount of security steps it is not getting easier to go through. There is a need for a radical change in the way we think about airport security checkpoints, so it can follow the increasing passenger numbers. This Master Thesis project focuses on reducing the stress through security by focusing on families. The product Cartish is a cart which takes the families out of the regular security lane. Cartish provides the family with the time and space they needs to go through security. Cartish focuses on making the security check an experience the family can do together. The airport benefits of the tracking of the passengers, by receiving valuable information about how the airport is used.
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