Technical Principle
Based on BeiDou/GPS satellite positioning technology, combined with Geographic Information System (GIS-T) and wireless communication (3G/4G/5G), the onboard terminal obtains real-time vehicle location information, dynamically calculates the distance to the next stop and estimated arrival time, and triggers voice announcements. Some systems support Text-to-Speech (TTS) technology, allowing flexible adjustment of announcement content and voice tone.
Core Functions
Hardware Configuration
Typical devices include high-precision GPS modules (e.g., U-blox), 32-bit processors, LCD displays (3-inch color screens), HIFI-grade amplifiers, and multiple interface extensions (e.g., USB, CAN bus).
Integration Method
The fare collection machine typically connects to the announcer via reserved interfaces (e.g., RS232/485), supporting ISO/IEC 14443 Type A smart cards for fare payment and passenger flow data synchronization.
Data Integration
Fare collection records can be uploaded to the dispatching center for analyzing peak passenger flow and optimizing route schedules.
Onboard Display Terminals
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Synchronize vehicle locations via wireless transmission, dynamically showing arrival times, crowding levels, and transfer recommendations. Some displays integrate solar power supply.
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