Papercast Unveils 2 New Products
The groundbreaking products, developed in response to customer demand across multiple transit markets, "redefines industry standards with its exceptional power efficiency and unparalleled performance."

Papercast’s latest innovation is engineered to meet the specific needs of bus stop flags in North America and Europe.
Papercast
Papercast, innovator in sustainable e-paper passenger information display solutions, recently launched two new products — a 13-inch battery-powered flag and compact displays.
The groundbreaking products, developed in response to customer demand across multiple transit markets, "redefines industry standards with its exceptional power efficiency and unparalleled performance," according to the company
Designed for Bus Stop Flags and More
Papercast’s latest innovation is engineered to meet the specific needs of bus stop flags in North America and Europe. Transit authorities and passengers alike can now benefit from a remarkable display that not only enhances the passenger experience but also operates reliably for three years or more on a single battery charge.
At the heart of the innovation is Papercast’s in-house developed advanced e-paper driver circuit board. The cutting-edge technology pushes the boundaries of power efficiency, setting new industry benchmarks. The result is a display that delivers rich, visually striking content, all while maximizing battery life, making it the most sustainable and cost-effective choice for transit agencies.
Seamless Integration
Papercast’s 13-inch battery-powered display seamlessly integrates with the powerful Papercast Content Management System, which means transit agencies can continue to deliver content-rich, visually engaging information to passengers without compromising on power longevity.
“Our team at Papercast has once again demonstrated our commitment to pushing the boundaries of innovation in the transit industry,” said Papercast CEO Robert Bicket. “This remarkable product not only meets, but exceeds the demands of our customers, addressing their unique needs while staying true to our core values of superior design, functionality, performance, and sustainability.”
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