The Police Grand-Ducale Luxembourg have commissioned Veridos to install ten eGates for automated border control at the country's international airport.In a statement, Veridos noted that passengers in Luxembourg will be able to enjoy the benefits of this innovative solution from 2018.In addition, the Veridos VeriGO system will be used in Luxembourg to facilitate the integration of existing infrastructures and databases."Our border officials have been using VISOTEC devices to verify identitydocuments in real time for more than a decade, making the introduction ofeGates the next logical step on the road to creating the most safe and innovativeborder control system possible," says Germain Schmit, project manager for ABCgates of the Luxembourg Police.Integrating eGates for departure and arrival is part of the ongoing expansion ofLuxembourg Airport. The firm said the ability to verify identities within just 18 seconds via eGates will soon lead to a welcome reduction in waiting times."We are delighted to be able to support Luxembourg with the most modern border control technology on the market, namely our eGate solution. This will ensure they arewell prepared to cope with the increasing number of passengers," says VeridosSales Director, Labinot Carreti.
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