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With seamless travel, people will no longer need to present IDs or other travel-related documents multiple times at different checkpoints during their journey. The EU is in the process of digitalising its border management requirements and procedures to deliver a seamless experience for travellers headed to the Schengen Area. The factsheet provides an overview of current and future digital landscape

This research monitoring report provides an overview how the main developments in international travel can support a more seamless and contactless travel experience. EU regulations, travel industry practices, and new technological solutions can support the alignment of the travel facilitation and security objectives at all steps of the traveller journey, from the application for a visa or a travel authorisation

On 13-14 September 2022, the EU Innovation Hub for Internal Security held its Annual Event in Brussels. Under the theme “Shaping responsible solutions for internal security”, the event focused on the need to develop effective security solutions while at the same time meeting citizens’ expectations in terms of privacy, transparency and accountability. The discussions focused on encryption and AI (the

Over the past few years, significant groundwork has been done by both Eurojust and eu-LISA, as well as the European Commission to speed-up digital transformation and the adoption of IT solutions based on artificial intelligence (AI) in the field of Justice and Home Affairs (JHA).

Over the past few years, significant groundwork has been done by both Eurojust and eu-LISA, as well as the European Commission to speed-up digital transformation and the adoption of IT solutions based on artificial intelligence (AI) in the field of Justice and Home Affairs (JHA)

This research and technology monitoring report provides a high-level overview of the recent developments in artificial intelligence and their relevance to the core business of eu-LISA. The focus of this report is explicitly on the possibilities for application of artificial intelligence technologies in the context of eu-LISA business processes (the operational management of large-scale IT systems). In particular, areas of

This Key Findings document enumerates some of the domains of the AI potential application, presenting also the main conclusions of the Artificial Intelligence in the Operational Management of Large-scale IT systems report. The document should be considered as a summary of the report itself.

This report describes the Test Study Summary Report (TSSR) for the tests performed during the execution of the MSI/Optical Scan Project. Starting the 1st of April 2019 until the 15th of May 2019, eu-LISA supervised the execution of the MS tests in order to evaluate if the use of Multispectral Imaging devices, for the scanning of fingerprints, affects the performance

This Key Findings document covers the highlights of the Distributed Ledger Technologies and Blockchain Perspectives for eu-LISA and the Large-Scale IT systems report and should be considered as a summary to the report itself.