Computerized Woman Put To Work In Newark Airport New Jersey [Video]

When you book a flight and head down to the airport, most of your experience is done digitally.  Most consumers book a flight on a computer, then they will check in at the airport using another computer.  And now the Newark Airport in New Jersey has added 'Libby,' the digital greeter, to it's technology resume.  But at what point are all of these digital interfaces too much?

Each 'Libby' cost's about $30,000 plus a small yearly maintenance fee.  The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has purchased 5 more machines and they will soon be installed in John F. Kennedy International and LaGuardia airports.