Safety and Security for Transportation

Receive real-time alerts on persons-of-interest (e.g., VIPs, banned individuals, terrorist watchlist, or suspects) when they approach the airport.

Achieve great visibility of faces at this location.

Receive first alerts on people entering the airport who are prohibited from legally leaving the country.

Provide seamless access to the building from specific employee-dedicated entrances for employees, contractors, and authorized individuals.

Monitor for possible fraudulent employee shift-time recording.

Conduct ongoing surveillance of passengers in TSA checkpoint areas prior to accessing flight terminals for banned / wanted individuals who may pose a risk to passengers and security personnel.

Cameras can be positioned all over agnometer scans.

Create security circles to catch ID’d criminals on the third or 4th layer to help filter, identify and apprehend with a high degree of certainty.

Monitor restroom entrances/exits for suspicious persons and activity.

Conduct ongoing surveillance for POIs/wanted individuals in customs/border control checkpoint areas and terminal walkways post-deplaning of international flights who may pose a risk to passengers and security personnel.

Monitor for luggage theft (a key issue affecting airports).

Protect “employee only” areas from unauthorized entry using facial recognition.

Oosto triggers an intrusion alarm in real time if trespassers attempt to breach the entry point.

Surveil pre-boarding areas for suspicious persons and/or activities prior to passengers boarding aircraft.

Keep access credentials 100% up-to-date at all times to ensure that no one can use outdated credentials from a terminated employee to enter areas where security is very tight and all occupants are screened for entry.

Authorize access to air traffic control tower in order to effectively maintain aviation safety.

Monitor POIs, banned individuals, self-excluders, and VIPs as they depart to and arrive from various locations.

Incorporate facial recognition as part of a 3-step authentication process.

Enable fast, reliable, and seamless access for passengers, crew, shuttles, parking attendants, taxis, and livery services moving into and out of a secure parking facility.

Monitor garage and stairwells for unauthorized persons and/or suspicious activity.

Monitor airport foot traffic on moving walkways to and from parking areas.

Immediately recognize individuals on a pre-specified watchlist (e.g., ex-employees, known felons) while ensuring that security is notified if someone on the watchlist approaches an airport exterior.

Minimize false alarms that result in a significant operational burden on guards.

Perform post-event forensics investigations on bad actors’ images caught on cameras that are not actively connected to the system.

Ingest hours of offline video footage of a crime from multiple, disparate sources (e.g., CCTV cameras, iPhone videos, body-worn cameras, etc.) to analyze the images in seconds to identify persons of interest in order to perform a more holistic investigation in a short timeframe.

Allow real-time authorized entry to the flight crew, maintenance, and cleaning personnel prior to boarding an aircraft.

Alert if someone unknown is spotted while moving luggage from airport terminal to aircraft.

Identify authorized individuals and grant them access into sensitive areas such as aircraft hangars, fuel storage, specialized equipment and vehicles, and the runways themselves.

Achieve ongoing surveillance of these areas serves as a second layer of protection.

Trigger an alert to security teams if an unauthorized person attempts to bypass checkpoints.

Track and scan individuals handling cargo loading and unloading from third-party logistics providers for greater speed and accurate authorizations with the airport as their first point of entry into a country.

Monitor “sterile zones” and identify unauthorized people who may have gained entry via fences, cargo transport vehicles, or suitcases.

Understand who landed and entered inside the airport upon travelers exiting the passenger loading bridge .

Get alerts on bad actors entering (TSA stakeholder/3-letter agencies).

Authorize access to airfield maintenance equipment areas and in the winter, snow removal staff and equipment.

Monitor seasonal employees in sensitive airport exteriors.

Ensure controlled access from the airfield to the terminals and vice versa.