Automated Security checkpoint
A new high-tech automated security checkpoint system has made its way into some U.S. airports. These systems often include a touch-screen or voice recognition option that will let travelers know they are being scanned. Once scanned, the traveler may choose to either skip the security or enter a passageway if they are a slow or inattentive traveler. Most of these systems are designed to be used at airports or secured areas outside the airport. However, some airports have also introduced the automated security checkpoint to smaller local airports. Some of these systems have been found to cause discomfort for the traveler. The new automated security checkpoint systems feature larger clear signs, automated conveyor belts and electronic bin loading technology. Passengers can easily approach the screening lanes at more than three stations, allowing them to skip slower-moving individuals and to easily bypass those who are in a rush to get on the tarmac. However, some passengers still find it