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Sonoma County Transit, United States of America

Sonoma County Transit became Axentia’s first U.S. customer, deploying battery-powered E-paper displays that deliver reliable, accessible real-time passenger information without the need for grid power or solar panels.

EBS – Netherlands

EBS became the first to roll out real-time passenger information at scale even at stops without grid power.

Östgötatrafiken, Sweden

With Transit Intelligence, Östgötatrafiken replaced outdated onboard systems, gaining full control over operations and real-time passenger information. They improved service reliability and consistent, accurate communication with passengers and drivers across the entire fleet.

Autolinee Toscane, Italy

The 13” Axentia iBus E-paper displays gives Tuscany a uniform look and a reliable sustainable solution.

Skånetrafiken, Sweden

With a portfolio of 2 and 4 rows iBus LCD displays and a wide range of TFT displays Skånetrafiken is working towards its goal to completely replace the printed and static information with real-time displays.

Sörmlandstrafiken, Sweden

The range of iBus 4 rows LCD, 15 inch TFT and 13 inch E-paper displays satisfies the many towns in Sörmland with their different needs.

Movia, Denmark

With customized iBus E-paper and LCD displays to fit in Movia’s existing infrastructure 76% of the bus travellers use a bus stop with real-time information.

CTS, France

By running these projects and installing 2, 4 and 5 rows iBus LCD displays and 28 inch iBus TFT displays, CTS fulfilled its goal to equip most of the bus and tram stops in Strasbourg with real-time displays.

STIB-MIVB Brussels, Belgium

In this project battery-operated iBus LCD displays with 5 rows were delivered, making 85% of all bus-stops supplied with real-time information.

Stadtwerke Neuss, Germany

The iBus LCD displays with 4 rows were integrated in a stop point infrastructure called Wing Easy and equipped with solar panels.