IEE and Cubic partner on ticketing and concession displays

IEE, manufacturer of enhanced displays for military and industrial applications, has been awarded a contract for a new 5.7-inch display to be used in ticketing systems. Utilised on turnstile gates, this display is the latest in a long line of products IEE has developed in conjunction with Cubic Transportation Systems (CTS). “IEE and Cubic Transportation Systems have been working together for over twenty-five years,” said Brian Dietz, vice president of engineering for IEE. “Our displays have been integrat
January 14, 2016 Read time: 1 min
IEE, manufacturer of enhanced displays for military and industrial applications, has been awarded a contract for a new 5.7-inch display to be used in ticketing systems. Utilised on turnstile gates, this display is the latest in a long line of products IEE has developed in conjunction with 378 Cubic Transportation Systems (CTS).

“IEE and Cubic Transportation Systems have been working together for over twenty-five years,” said Brian Dietz, vice president of engineering for IEE. “Our displays have been integrated into CTS’ product designs, some of the world’s most cutting edge payment and revenue management solutions in the transportation industry and deployed all over the world.”

The display features a 5.7-inch QVGA LCD (320x240) anti-glare screen, with a viewing angle of ±65 degrees horizontal, +50 to -65 degrees vertical.

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