Japan Airlines Co. has recently introduced self service check-in machines equipped with motion sensors, which enable customers to complete procedures without touching the screen, to help prevent coronavirus infection.Through the use of infrared technology, which captures finger motion, customers are able to make their selections by holding their finger 3 centimeters away from the screen. Two touchless kiosks are available at Tokyo's Haneda airport Terminal 1 during the trial period through Sept. 15, JAL said.Related coverage:Singapore reopens to tourists, but only Brunei, NZ for nowREAD FULL ARTICLE
