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Solar-powered bus stop display from Papercast

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Published: August 9, 2017
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Papercast’s stop information solutions complement its Driver Board

Papercast, a manufacturer of bus stop e-paper passenger information solutions, has introduced a redesign of its solar-powered wireless display unit.

The contemporary look of the new unit comes thank to a ruggedized enclosure made from extruded aluminium with a toughened laminated anti-scratch glass, an integrated accelerometer and a secure fixing mechanism.

“The new display offers a solution for delivering real-time information to passengers at bus stops,” says Chief Executive Robert Bicket.

“We recently showcased this product at industry events and the level of interest exceeded our expectations.”

www.papercast.com

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