Dysten extends the existing Dynamic Passenger Information System in the Metropolis GZM (Górnośląsko – Zagłębiowska Metropolia on the South Poland). The total number of new DIP locations in this project exceeds 460 tram and bus stops.
All displays are built in LED amber technology, and equipped with a real-time clock and the TTS (Text-to-Speech) system. The TTS system reads all information aloud from the display after pressing the illuminated key. The devices also have high resolution surveillance cameras installed. The boards display real time bus or tram arrivals. The matrices can display any text warnings.
The boards locations:
This project is co-financed by the European Union. The Dysten company has extensive experience in similar projects.
This project demonstrates DYSTEN’s experience in the design, manufacture, supply, integration and commissioning of the stated technology. In comparable procurements, DYSTEN can deliver a defined equipment and system package or, where appropriate, a complete solution, with clear interfaces for the contracting authority, system integrator and main contractor.
Camera equipment formed part of the documented delivery. Depending on the procurement requirements, a DYSTEN display can be supplied without a camera, with a camera discreetly integrated into the enclosure, or with an external dome camera mounted on the display housing or support structure.
