Facial Recognition System Being Tested at Taoyuan Airport

EPISODE · Jan 17, 2022 · 5 MIN

Facial Recognition System Being Tested at Taoyuan Airport

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I like to travel, but I hate how long it takes at the airport sometimes. There are so many people and it takes so long to show your passport and paperwork. 機場常常人很多,還要檢查證件,要等好久喔! Well, hopefully there won't be any more long lines at the Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport. Because they are starting to try out their new "One ID" facial recognition system. 桃園國際機場開始使用新的臉部辨識系統,就不用排隊了! This system is designed to try to make lines move along a little bit faster. With this new system, airport officials won't have to spend time looking through passports and documents… 海關人員不用再花時間檢查證件。 The One ID system can scan people's faces, which makes everything go a lot faster. 只要掃描旅客的臉就可以了。 When a machine scans your face, it makes a map of it. No one has the same face, so every map is different, and that's how the machine knows it is you when it sees your face! 沒有人有一模一樣的臉,所以這個機器一掃描就知道是你。 With the One ID system, travelers can go directly from getting their boarding passes to getting on the plane, and all they need to do in between is get their face scanned! 拿到登機證後,再經過臉部掃描,就可以上飛機了。 I'm glad they're trying out this new system, it should make getting through the airport a lot faster and a lot less stressful! That's convenient! ________________________________ Vocabulary 機場人臉辨識系統,可以減少排隊。 1. Long line長長的隊伍。 I hate waiting in a long line. 我討厭排好長的人龍等待! It's not too bad. 這不算糟。 The line is moving fast. 隊伍動得很快。 2. Traveler 旅客。 They don't need to check travelers' passports now. 他們現在不需要檢查旅客的護照。 How nice! 真好! Yeah, it's very convenient. 是啊,好方便。 3. Boarding pass 登機證。 Oh no, I can't find my boarding pass! 糟糕,我找不到登機證! That means you can't get on the plane. 那表示你上不了飛機。 4. Scan 掃描。 Maybe I can just get my face scanned, 也許我只要把臉拿去掃描一下,and then they'll let me board. 他們就會讓我登機。 I don't think so. 我想不行。 Do you remember today's words? long line 長隊伍 traveler 旅客 boarding pass 登機證 scan 掃描 ________________________________ Quiz 1. What is the system in this story called? a. One ID b. Face Scanner Plus c. Taiwan Scan 2. What does the system do? a. Scan people's faces b. Scan monkey's faces c. Scan passports 3. Which airport has this system installed? a. Songshan Airport b. Taiwan Taoyuan Airport c. Tokyo Airport Answers 1. A 2. A 3. B -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

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