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Dresden Elektronik shows deZign electronic timetable

Germany company Dresden Elektronik is showcasing its deZign electronic timetabling technology for the first time here at Intertraffic. Using flexible plastic displays from Plastic Logic, the monochrome deZign display allows traditional paper timetables to be replaced at the push of a button. The solution is robust, daylight-readable and low power – fixed content requires no power, while text changes require only minimal energy.
March 25, 2014 Read time: 1 min
Germany company 7682 Dresden elektronik is showcasing its deZign electronic timetabling technology for the first time here at Intertraffic. Using flexible plastic displays from Plastic Logic, the monochrome deZign display allows traditional paper timetables to be replaced at the push of a button. The solution is robust, daylight-readable and low power – fixed content requires no power, while text changes require only minimal energy.

Two versions of deZign are available – an energy-autonomous ‘green station’, or another which uses existing energy supplies. In addition to timetabling, it can be used for advertising and other revenue-generating purposes.

Dresden elektronik is also presenting modular LED displays as well as remote connectivity via modem, internet and GSM.
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