There were not many jobs in interstellar society, and Devon Star's customs office was no exception. The vast majority of reviews were handled intelligently.
Of course, there were still people supervising them. Wood's position was that of a customs system security officer. In practical terms, he monitored the customs Safety System. Wood was responsible for the security maintenance and inspection of the video systems at the entry and exit points of Devon Star Spaceport.
It was an easy job. During work hours, he used the tools he carried to inspect the entire subsystem.
Then he checked the condition of the equipment.
Yang Bo arrived at customs. Though he had colleagues, they merely greeted each other when they met. After that, everyone did their own work.
The customs Intelligent System consisted of many components, mainly divided into two types: local security and the Empire's central Intelligent System.
The data stored in local security could not be modified. It was archived information meant to deal with possible future cases.
The Empire's central Intelligent System would trim meaningless data, because once everything was networked, the amount of data across the entire Empire was simply too massive.
Using Wood's authority, Yang Bo directly filtered the facial recognition records.
There were no shortcuts. He only had the stupid method: look.
Red Earl's people appeared clean-cut, polished, and handsome. But in interstellar society, being handsome was nothing unusual anymore, since the cost of improving one's appearance was too low.
Blond hair was not necessarily accurate either. As for being gentlemanly, that was even harder to use as a standard. If he filtered for gentlemen, every noble would be included.
Because nobles were all gentlemen. That criterion essentially covered every noble, unless the Intelligent System had failed to identify a noble as gentlemanly.
The Intelligent System depended