Moving people -
accomplish goals
Forward-looking passenger information
systems for bus, train and bus stop -
directly from the OEM
Link to: LED-Außenanzeigen ECO
LED outdoor display ECO
Link to: LED-Innenanzeige – AUTHENTIC
LED interior display AUTHENTIC
LED interior display AUTHENTIC
Link to: TFT-Infodisplays CONNECT
TFT Infodisplay CONNECT
Link to: Steuergeräte VISION
VISIONcontrol units
Link to: Ansagetechnik NATURAL
Announcement technology NATURAL
Link to: Stationäre Anzeigen – PREVIEW
Stat. LED display PREVIEW
Innovative information management
with bustec software
Modern passenger information systems must be centrally controllable, process information on traffic volumes and display targeted advertising for passengers. In addition, these software solutions must also facilitate fleet management. To give you full control over these and other functions of your information systems, we have developed stationary and cloud-based software solutions.
BUSWAM
BUSWAM is a full-featured web application for centralized management of passenger information, displays, messages. Texts, images and videos are supported.
- Central administration and content management
- Secure access through authentication and authorization based on roles
- Online connection with vehicles based on LTE (4G, 3G) and WiFi technologies
- Content and scheduling: line-, station-, route-related advertising content
- multi-user capable
- Integration of external users (third party application)
BUDIS
BUDIS is a modular application for the central management of public transport and the dispatching of your vehicles.
- Dispatching / data transmission
- Diagnostic data and archiving of log files
- Updater for vehicles
- Data for vehicle management / active fleet management
- And much more
VISE
VISE is a simple editor for your passenger information systems.
- Simple editing of target texts, alphanumeric display of lines
- Creation of scrolling and scrolling texts, clocking of alternating contents
- Intuitive operation of the character set editor
- Import / creation of character sets, pictograms, logos and fonts
- Comfortable print option of all destination entries
- Visual control according to WYSIWYG
- Simple copy function of the vehicle data
- Fast data update via laptop, USB stick, WLAN, and download device
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bustec Infosystems GmbH
Lise-Meitner-Strasse 5-9
42119 Wuppertal / Germany
Tel. +49 202 94 22 62-0
Fax +49 202 94 22 62-22
info@bustec-info.eu
bustec – OEM manufacturer of passenger information systems
As an OEM manufacturer (Original Equipment Manufacturer) bustec develops, produces and supplies trend-setting passenger information systems. Lightweight housings, function-oriented design, high-quality parts and components, efficient use of existing energy resources: these are the outstanding features of the bustec generation of devices for buses, trains and bus stops. Of course bustec has all the necessary certificates for this.
All production steps from development to the finished product are under one roof at bustec. Your advantage: efficient implementation, resource-saving production, fast production times and only one contact person. Therefore bustec is the suitable development partner for customized solutions at attractive prices.
The implementation of the latest technologies and standards such as IBIS-IP-COM in accordance with VDV 301 is common practice for us and a matter of course. Whether equipment of new vehicles or in retrofit – with bustec you have the future already today optionally “on board”. Every mobile or stationary display system is also individually designed by bustec according to your specific wishes and requirements. And of course bustec also offers a wide range of standard solutions at top conditions.
Consulting, design, manufacturing, software development, assembly and after-sales service – bustec offers everything from a single source. From Wuppertal / Germany bustec coordinates the national and international sales, supported by further subsidiaries in Europe and India.
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