DRI Corp. launches new sign system
The TwinVision Silver Smart Series features high intensity “sterling” LEDs that provide exceptionally brilliant messages and graphics while reducing power consumption and carbon footprint.
On Tuesday, DRI Corp. (DRI), a digital communications technology provider in the global surface transportation and transit security markets, announced that its TwinVision na Inc. subsidiary in Durham, N.C., recently launched a new electronic destination sign system product, the TwinVision Silver Smart Series.
The new solid-state display product features high intensity “sterling” LEDs that provide exceptionally brilliant messages and graphics while reducing power consumption and carbon footprint. The product helps reduce fleet maintenance costs and system diagnostic times.
Established in 1996, TwinVision na Inc. designs, manufactures, sells and services TwinVision electronic destination sign systems used on public transit vehicles. The subsidiary brings amber- and multi-colored, solid-state displays to the U.S. market, innovatively replacing the decades’ old flip-dot, bulb and ballast technology.
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