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Papercast in solar powered e-paper trial

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Published: 4 March 2020
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Papercast has successfully trialled solar powered e-paper displays at two bus stops in central London.

It is part of a longer-term strategy from Transport for London to use innovative technology that delivers real-time information.

The trial has helped to identify a viable digital display technology that can operate continuously without mains power. That can overcome the challenge of keeping passengers at stops informed.

Papercast’s e-paper bus stop displays give “unbeatably low power consumption.” With wireless connectivity as standard, they can easily be installed completely ‘off the grid’.

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