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I work at Visionect and have helped develop the eink platform for these signs. They can be changed with whichever frequency is required, more frequently or less
by matevzmihalic 11y ago
I work at Visionect and have helped develop the eink platform for these signs. They can be changed with whichever frequency is required, more frequently or less so (once a day etc). And while the technology is one thing, as mentioned before, good design is the one that can eliminate any confusion that people may have on how long the restrictions may last. There's more info on our website if you're interested: http://v.visionect.com/sydney_epaper_road_signs http://v.visionect.com/sydney_epaper_road_signs
- chippy 11y agoOddly, that link did not render anything for me. Removing the querystring made the article appear. https://www.visionect.com/blog/worlds-first-epaper-traffic-signs https://www.visionect.com/blog/worlds-first-epaper-traffic-s... Edits - hmm, not even that link when clicked from here renders anything. I have to manually refresh or copy and paste it to get things to show.
- VLM 11y ago"can eliminate any confusion" Don't the people buying and operating the signs have a substantial financial incentive to create confusion? I'm just saying, don't expect people to sabotage their own paychecks.