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Air India launches AEYE Vision: Real-time trip updates by scanning boarding pass, ticket

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Air India introduces a new feature called AEYE Vision on its mobile app. This tool aims to enhance passengers' experience with real-time trip updates.

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AEYE Vision allows users to access trip details by simply pointing their phone camera at their boarding pass, baggage tag, or ticket.

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To use AEYE Vision, passengers point their phone camera at the relevant document. The app then instantly provides the necessary trip information.

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The AEYE Vision feature is located in the top-right corner of the Air India app's home page and other sections where computer vision can simplify data entry.

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Users can either scan documents directly or upload images from their gallery. The app recognizes the content and performs the required actions automatically.

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With AEYE Vision, scanning a boarding pass adds journey details to 'My Trips,' allowing users to check flight and baggage status.

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Scanning a baggage tag helps users track their checked-in bags, providing updates on when bags are loaded, unloaded, and ready for pickup.

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Scanning a ticket initiates the web check-in process, adds the trip to 'My Trips,' and helps track flights and checked-in bags.

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Satya Ramaswamy, Chief Digital and Technology Officer at Air India, highlights that modern computer vision technologies match or exceed human perception accuracy.

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Air India plans to add more features to the app, including baggage dimension checks, passport scans, image-based destination searches, and augmented reality destination details.

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