Given that the Qatari government has spent about $220 billion on infrastructure for the World Cup tournament now underway, the cost of digitizing bus ... […]
A lot of the discussion around the viability of outdoor displays tends to focus, understandably, on whether a screen can extreme temperatures and glare ... […]
LONDON, United Kingdom and MIAMI, United States (13 July 2020): Papercast, the world’s leading provider of solar powered e-paper passenger information displays, has revealed that the 35,000+ employees at Miami International Airport (MIA) now benefit from real-time travel information when using the airport shuttle service. […]
LONDON, United Kingdom and MAURITIUS (07 April 2020): Passenger Information Service (PIS) incorporating Papercast solar powered e-paper bus stop displays has been officially launched by the Minister of Land Transport and Light Rail in Mauritius. […]
Transport For London continues to test e-paper displays at surface transport bus stops, with a London-based company called Papercast announcing what it terms a successful trial of a solar powered e-paper bus stop displays at bus stops on Lower Sloane Street (Stop M) and Waterloo Bridge (Stop P) in central London. […]
