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TSA Seeks Technology for Passenger Feedback

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Wednesday, June 25th, 2008

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As part of the Checkpoint Evolution initiative, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) wants to collect real-time feedback from passengers in airport environments where Checkpoint Evolution prototypes are being tested by placing feedback units at the back side of these checkpoints. TSA will use the passengers' responses to refine the screening processes. TSA says it is interested in a simplified feedback unit that allows for quick passenger responses and engages passengers in a more creative and simplified way than a traditional…

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