UAE's Story Unfolds Through Stunning Display of Two Million Palm Fronds

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  The Expo 2025 Osaka-Kansai promises to be an extraordinary showcase of innovation, culture, and sustainability, and one of the most striking exhibits will undoubtedly be the UAE's contribution. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is set to captivate visitors with a breathtaking display of two million palm fronds, each intricately woven to tell the story of the nation’s history, its cultural evolution, and its sustainable future. A Vision of Sustainability At the heart of the UAE’s exhibit is the palm tree – a symbol of life, resilience, and sustainability. The palm tree has long been intertwined with the culture and economy of the Arabian Peninsula, especially the UAE. From providing dates as a staple food to offering materials for traditional building, the palm has sustained the lives of countless generations. Now, the UAE is using this ancient symbol to communicate its forward-thinking commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship. The installation at Expo 2025 will fea...

Abu Dhabi airport to use biometric data

 

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A technology company in United Arab Emirates's capital is functioning to create passengers' field expertise absolutely contactless. Next50 aforementioned the primary section of its sensible Path project was beneath means and would eventually end in passengers victimization biometric data, akin to face scans, in situ of boarding passes, passports and the other documents needed to fly. The project is being allotted unitedly with a French identity-related security services company named Idemia, and Swiss aviation IT company Sita. Next50 uses computing and next-generation biometric technology which will at first use at various 'touchpoints' across the field. These embrace self-service baggage counters, electronic immigration gates and boarding gates. The technology can eventually be used the least bit touchpoints, eliminating the requirement to exchange boarding passes and passports with staff.

Currently, biometric information is employed at e-gates at United Arab Emirates's capital airport however passengers should still gift their passport. “We are excited to be leading the biometry project at the UAE capital’s progressive international airport as a part of the emirate’s digital transformation vision,” aforementioned Next50 chief government Ibrahim Al Mannaee. “Once the project is absolutely realised, the field are going to be the sole airport within the region with biometric solutions enforced across all client touchpoints, contributive to United Arab Emirates's capital Airport’s vision to become the operator of the foremost technology-driven airport in the world, providing a seamless journey to all or any its passengers.

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