A proposed AI-enabled front-of-house security system developed after David identified a fault in existing airport terminal security processes.
Proof point
Not every strong project becomes a market adoption story; some prove the thinking, the risk and the business threshold.
JUNGDESIGN / CASE 07AI security concept
Problem identifier, briefer and development collaborator.
Client / context
Developed with Fingermark Global following Air New Zealand terminal work
David’s role
Problem identifier, briefer and development collaborator.
Disciplines
problem framing / AI concept / aviation security / technical briefing / prototype testing
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What had to be solved
A front-of-house airport security weakness suggested the need for a smarter, more systematic detection and response model.
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What JungDesign did
David briefed Fingermark Global and worked with their technical team over roughly 18 months through development, trials and testing.
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Why it mattered
The system proved effective in testing, though Air New Zealand ultimately chose not to proceed because of ongoing running costs.
Connection to the paintings
This kind of work explains the structure in David’s paintings: the clear edge, the controlled crop, the object treated seriously, and the confidence that comes from decades of making ideas survive contact with real-world constraints.
