The TransitVUE® TPIS is a next generation Passenger Information System that is fully integrated and composed of a common communication infrastructure and database that provides automated control of critical messaging for mass transit, airport, port and other passenger digital signage applications. TPIS utilizes an open architecture and can be managed from a centralized or remote location. It can reside on a cloud network or on-premise.
Unlike “off-the-shelf” passenger information systems, TPIS is designed to be customizable and flexible so that agencies can choose from a multitude of screen sizes and employ a variety of template designs. Regardless of the size of your TPIS, your agency will be able to:
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Display scheduled or real-time (GTFS-RT) arrival and departure information, routes, and final destination information.
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Display the date, time, temperature, and agency logo on any or all displays.
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Display text or image messages, agency specific graphics, or videos, such as PSAs, safety alerts, RSS feeds, emergency evacuation procedures, or any custom content you wish to broadcast.
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Connect multiple displays at various stations and control them from a single point.
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Broadcast messages with or without high-quality stereo audio.
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Overlay multiple messages at one time on the same display.
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Multi-cast messages.
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Create efficiencies in network development and lower costs by integrating your new or existing Public Address system for audio and Ad-Hoc test-to-speech messaging.
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Enable the auto detection feature, which actively allows a message to be broadcast when triggered (for example, when a train crosses a certain section of track, track perimeter intrusion, emergency evacuation and so forth)
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Allow 3rd party commercial advertising and agency branding.
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Increase ridership and overall revenue by providing a unique passenger experience.
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Provide an easier and more convenient medium between the agency and passengers.
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Easy integration with any generic or TransitVUE® LED or LCD platform, mezzanine and concourse digital display, or information kiosk.