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Teleste has been selected by INFRABEL SA, the Belgian railway infrastructure manager, to supply advanced full-colour RGB LED passenger information displays for railway stations across Belgium. This collaboration marks an important step in Teleste’s ongoing effort to support the digital transformation of public transportation infrastructure. The framework agreement between Teleste and INFRABEL spans four years with options for extension, marking the beginning of a new long-term partnership. Changing operational needs The new RGB LED displays will deliver clear, real-time travel information to passengers, improving communication efficiency and overall operational performance. Their dynamic messaging capabilities will allow INFRABEL to respond flexibly to changing operational needs, contributing to smoother and more efficient operations. “Partnering with Teleste allows us to modernise our passenger information systems in Belgium’s largest railway stations with RGB LED technology specifically designed for operational reliability,” commented INFRABEL. “Thanks to high-brightness RGB LED modules, dynamic messaging, and an optimized API interface, we will be able to provide passengers with real-time updates that enhance travel efficiency and safety throughout the network.” Pixel-level diagnostics “We are proud to support INFRABEL with new-generation displays tailored to the demanding environment of major Belgian stations,” says Claudio Borrello, Business Director, Display Solutions at Teleste. “Front-access maintainability, pixel-level diagnostics, and our Glue on Board (GOB) protection ensure long-term performance and service continuity. Combined with seamless integration through a dedicated API, we enable INFRABEL to deliver reliable communications and elevate the passenger experience every day.” Different lighting conditions The displays feature automatic brightness control to ensure optimal readability in different lighting conditions while optimising energy consumption. Built with GOB protective coating, they provide enhanced durability and weather resistance. Pixel-level diagnostics further ensure continuous service quality and simplify maintenance operations. Together, these features deliver a more reliable, efficient, and passenger-friendly information system that enhances the travel experience across Belgium’s railway network.

Teleste has signed an agreement with Hitachi Rail to supply advanced passenger information systems for new battery-powered trams in Florence, Italy. The contract covers 16 five-car vehicles, with an option for up to 14 additional units. Teleste’s delivery includes a complete onboard passenger information system featuring information displays, CCTV, Ethernet connectivity, and an automatic passenger counting system. Onboard security These technologies will enhance the passenger experience, strengthen onboard security These technologies will enhance the passenger experience, strengthen onboard security, and support more efficient operations through precise monitoring of passenger flow. The project marks a significant step in modernizing urban mobility in Florence, introducing Hitachi Rail’s innovative battery-powered trams to the historic city. These vehicles enable high-capacity public transport in the city center without the need for overhead electric lines, preserving the visual harmony of the cityscape and driving forward sustainable public mobility. Tram technology “Florence is the first city to benefit from Hitachi Rail’s battery-powered tram technology, and we are proud to contribute to the success of this innovative tram platform,” said Valerian Sand, Senior Vice President, Public Safety and Mobility, Teleste. “We believe that urban public transport plays a key role in the green transition of mobility, and we are excited to ensure passengers enjoy high-quality, real-time information throughout their journey.”

Teleste has signed an agreement with digital signage provider ZetaDisplay for the delivery of Teleste’s state-of-the-art information displays to Ruter AS, the public transport authority serving the Oslo and Akershus region in Norway. Under this agreement, Teleste’s advanced displays will replace the existing passenger information displays across Ruter’s transport network. Product deliveries will commence in 2025. Range of transport environments “ZetaDisplay has been our trusted partner in Norway for years, and together, we have successfully delivered display solutions for a wide range of public transport environments." "We are pleased to continue this collaboration and support Ruter AS in providing high-quality, real-time passenger information across their network,” said Claudio Borrello, Head of Display Solutions at Teleste. Ruter transit network The project includes three different sizes of stretched TFT displays, all featuring a 32:9 aspect ratio. These displays will be installed on various poles and shelters throughout the Ruter transit network. The project includes three different sizes of stretched TFT displays, all featuring a 32:9 aspect ratio “At ZetaDisplay, we are committed to delivering impactful digital signage solutions that elevate the passenger experience. Teleste’s state-of-the-art displays enable us to provide Ruter with reliable, real-time information in a format that is both visually engaging and operationally efficient." "This collaboration ensures that public transport users across the Oslo and Akershus region benefit from clear, accessible communication every step of the way,” said Marius Lysholm, Country Director, ZetaDisplay. Teleste’s advanced display unit controller To enhance esthetics and functionality, the displays feature a newly designed door profile that offers a sleeker, more modern appearance with a narrower masking edge on the front glass.  In addition, Teleste’s advanced display unit controller will be integrated into the displays, ensuring enhanced performance, strengthened cybersecurity, and optimized operational efficiency.  Designed to meet the evolving demands of modern public transport networks, the unit not only reduces operational costs for transit operators but also enhances the passenger experience with richer, more engaging content.