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We use many public services every day. In order to prove our entitlement to the service, we must show our ID card or confirm access to the service with a login and password. As a consequence the wallet swells with cards and our memory is full of logins and passwords for various IT systems. People need an electronic identifier, enabling it to be linked parallelly with many other public electronic services systems (including those supporting the contactless processes). The main service to be logged in this way is of course public transportation. It is not easy for elderly or people with disparities to use check in check out system. Difficulties in operating transport system devices, e.g. validators, mobile applications, but also difficulties in confirming their entitlement to other social services may discourage disabled people from actively participating in public life. Some of them will use be – in/ be – out electronic system, but some PT users are digitally excluded: not willing to use mobile devices and the Internet. However, mentioned groups of people have the same needs as other users in terms of modern technologies and their benefits. It is necessary to develop modern solutions for digitally excluded people, the elderly, disabled and younger children, as well as for sceptics who prefer the traditional way of service. A similar situation occurs in many digitized public services, e.g. identifying oneself during a visit to a city hall or checking in at reception desk. The goal of the final project will be to develop a range of solutions „for all” in connection with public services – solutions that will enable easy, almost imperceptible logging into the system even from a 1-3 meters distance. The priority here will be to maintain the security of personal data, guaranteed by the GDPR. The main service will be transport, but it might extend in the future to other services, such as office service, admission to a museum, admission control to school or kindergarten