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Flight information screens for airports
Show departures, arrivals, gates and traveler information on a kiosk. Explore the Bariloche demo and the hardware for your airport or terminal.
Demo with simulated data · Launch in preparation
Try the screen: it is interactive.
WHAT HAPPENS TODAY
A counter with a lot to handle.
When a gate changes, questions pile up at the information desk. Printed signs cannot follow the changes, and travelers need to know where to go at a glance.
WHAT YOU CAN CHANGE
The first step, on screen.
One screen brings together departures, arrivals, weather and wayfinding. The Bariloche template shows how to lay that information out in readable blocks, with your terminal’s identity. The demo uses simulated flights; connecting to an operational data source requires agreeing on the integration before installing.
WHAT THE TEMPLATE INCLUDES
Tools for your day to day.
- 01Separate departure and arrival boards, with paging.
- 02Welcome messages that rotate every eight seconds.
- 03Local weather and tips to get ready for boarding.
- 04Taxi, assistance and documentation information in one place.
N100 mini PC with Ubuntu 24.04 and a portrait screen. For read-only information you need no touch, printer or scanner. Place the screen out of the walkway and test legibility from the real waiting distance.
Read the N100 mini PC guide →BEFORE YOU PLUG IN
What you want to know.
Are the demo flights real?
No. The preview uses simulated data for Bariloche. To show real flights you need an authorized source, a refresh schedule and a decision on what to show when it stops responding.
Can it replace the terminal’s announcements?
It is a complementary information screen. The terminal’s official announcements and channels remain the reference for operational changes.
What happens if the internet goes down?
Local blocks stay available once the app is downloaded. Data that needs refreshing cannot be considered current without a connection; plan a notice and a backup channel.
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