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SES Downgrades Dinner to Breakfast

by Bob Raikes

SES has traditionally held a press event and dinner on the evening before IBC but this year had a more informal event at breakfast. We went along. Steve Collar has been the CEO and …

Teleste Aiming at Public Transport

by Bob Raikes

Teleste of Finland will show a new range of stretched displays at the Innotrans 2018 event which will take place in Berlin from 18th to 21st of September. The displays are designed for public …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| Stretched Displays| Transport| Vol 25 - Issue 35

Toronto Transport Commission Spending Over $900,000 on Bus Info Displays

by Andrew Fenn

Toronto’s Transit Commission (TTC) has announced it will install a pair of 29″ ceiling mounted passenger information displays in each of its 525 buses over the next two years, at a cost of $918,750. …

Tags:Canada| Mobile Display Monitor| Transport| Vol 25 - Issue 32

eStop Available for Preorder

by Bob Raikes

Visionect said that the eStop, designed for bus stops, has been made available for purchase after successful trials in Sydney, Australia. The display is available as a single or dual display and is powered …

Tags:E Ink| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Transport| Vol 25 - Issue 28

NanoLumens Displays Used for Digital Art Piece at US Airport

by Andrew Fenn

Over 185m² of NanoLumens video walls have been installed at Charlotte Douglas Airport in North Carolina, United States as part of a $200 million renovation project. The screens are part of an abstract digital …

Over 4,000 New Displays Installed in New Deutsche Bahn Train Fleet

by Andrew Fenn

Earlier this week, Deutsche Bahn launched its new fleet of redesigned S-Bahn trains. Across the 238-strong fleet — which cost the company €300 million (($350.8 million) — 1,904 LCD displays have been installed in …

RBL Media Will Take Over Leipzig DOOH From Next Year

by Andrew Fenn

From the summer of 2019, RBL Media will take charge of digitising Leipzig, Germany, installing a range of digital street furniture and energy-efficient passenger shelters over a 15-year period, according to Invidis. JCDecaux is …

Kone Launches “The Most Uneventful VR Experience Ever Made”

by Andrew Fenn

Elevator and escalator manufacturer Kone has created a sequel of sorts to the elevator-based VR experience it released last year, this time focusing on the escalator side of its business, with the help of …

Tags:AR/VR| Mobile Display Monitor| Transport| Virtual Reality| Vol 25 - Issue 15

LG Shows Transparent OLED in Ground Control

by Bob Raikes

LG was at PTE for the second time. The company has been interested in the aviation market for some time, but started to really develop a full sales and support organisation to address the …

NEC Looking at Pressure Points

by Bob Raikes

NEC has worked for a long time on the aviation market and has developed a strong business in recent years and Richard Wilks is the specialist who looks after the business as Business Development …

E Ink Teams Up with Papercast to Deliver Smart Signage to Japan Bus Stops

by Andrew Fenn

E Ink and Papercast have announced their partnership to deploy smart bus stop displays in Japan, piloting in Aizuwakamatsu city, 217 kilometres from Tokyo. The displays leverage E Ink’s ePaper solution and low power …

Tags:E Ink| Japan| Large Display Monitor| Transport| Vol 25 - Issue 11

Papercast Launches Solar-Powered Bus Stop Displays in Israel

by Andrew Fenn

Projective, a technology provider for public transport operators, has deployed Papercast solar-powered e-paper bus stop displays for the Jerusalem Transportation Master Plan Team (JTMT) passenger information system upgrade in Israel. The multi-language e-paper displays, …