01 / 03 The same passenger, curb to gate
Unique passengers today, and the time from the curb to the gate, each stage timed.
Unique passengers, curb to gate.
For airport terminals: each checkpoint counts its own crowd. See the same passenger from the curb to the gate.
For airport terminal operators who need to know how passengers really move, not only how many pass a checkpoint. A Pulses Vision device on the ceiling of each zone, from the drop-off doors through check-in and security to the gates, shows each unique passenger's journey from the curb to the gate, with each stage timed. Pulses CX shows unique passengers and mood by zone and hour, with no surveys. Pulses Ops shows the queue and the wait at each check-in row and security lane, and tells the duty manager on WhatsApp, Teams, SMS or email as a queue builds. Anonymous Unique FaceID is derived on the device, can't be turned back into a picture and holds no personal data. All processing happens on the device; only anonymous metadata leaves it.
From the ceiling to the duty manager.
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Pulses Vision on terminal ceilings
A Pulses Vision device on the ceiling of each zone: the drop-off doors, check-in, security, the gates.
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Unique passengers, queues and mood
The same passenger, recognised across re-entries, days and zones, from the curb to the gate, each stage timed. The queue at each check-in row and security lane, and mood by zone and hour, with no surveys. Anonymous Unique FaceID: made on the device, it can't be turned back into a picture and holds no personal data.
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Duty managers alerted as queues build
A building queue reaches the duty manager on WhatsApp, Teams, SMS or email. Every zone and terminal, side by side on one page.
By design All processing happens on the device; only anonymous metadata leaves.No image leaves the devicePersonal service only for passengers who opt in: no consent, no recognition.Alerts on the channels your duty managers already answer
The journey, the queue, every zone.
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02 / 03 The duty manager hears as a queue builds
The wait and the length at each check-in row and security lane, and the alert the duty manager acknowledged.
03 / 03 Every zone on one page
Terminals and zones side by side: unique passengers, the wait, and mood by the hour.
One journey, start to finish.
Transcript
At a busy airport terminal, every passenger walks their own journey, from the curb to the gate. Yet each checkpoint counts its own crowd, and the journey between them is lost. Pulses. AI for the physical world. A Pulses Vision device on the terminal ceiling understands each unique passenger, the waiting time and the mood. The same passenger, curb to gate, each stage timed. As a security line builds, the duty manager hears on WhatsApp or Teams. Every zone on one page, with mood by the hour. Over one hundred and fifty million journeys counted across Pulses deployments. Designed and made in the UAE. See the full showcase.
Take it to your team.
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Deck · PDFThe terminal journey, in slides
The story for your operations team: the problem and how it works.
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Leave-behind · PDFThe two-page summary
Print-ready. Hand it on after the walkthrough.
Questions from terminal teams
Can it count unique passengers, not just people passing a checkpoint?
Yes. Each passenger is one journey from the curb to the gate, across re-entries and zones, so a passenger who passes two checkpoints is not counted as two people. This comes from Anonymous Unique FaceID: derived on the Pulses Vision device, it can't be turned back into a picture and holds no personal data. Pulses CX shows unique passengers today and the time from the curb to the gate, each stage timed.
How do I measure the real waiting time at check-in and security?
Pulses Vision devices on the ceiling of each zone measure the queue from the floor: the length and the wait at each check-in row and security lane, right now and by the hour. Pulses Ops puts each zone and terminal side by side on one page, so the duty manager sees which lane is building and how long passengers are waiting there, without a survey or a manual count.
Can AI alert staff before a queue breaches its service level?
As a queue builds at a check-in row or security lane, the duty manager hears on WhatsApp, Teams, SMS or email, the channels the team already answers. Pulses OS keeps the alert, and whether the duty manager acknowledged it, beside the wait and the queue length at that lane, so the team can act while passengers are still in line.
Where is the data stored? Do you keep face images or video?
Processing happens on the Pulses Vision device itself. No image leaves the device; only anonymous metadata does, such as counts, waits and mood by zone. The anonymous ID behind unique passengers is derived on the device, can't be turned back into a picture and holds no personal data, so the duty manager sees how passengers moved and waited, not who they were.
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A real passenger-by-passenger journey.
