The “Saphir” of the AVA (Aargau Verkehr AG) is a modern, comfortable local train with a high deck and a high lower deck section and travels as the S 14 between Menziken and Schöftland, via Aarau in each case, in the canton of Aargau/CH. In November 2016, the AVA ordered five three-part trains, each with a length of 60 metres, from Stadler Bussnang AG. From December 2018 till 2019, the five Saphir vehicles were fitted out by us with an individually adapted passenger information system for the AVA. In cooperation with Stadler and the AVA, we developed and integrated a design solution for the passenger information system and constructed a four-fold mounting in V-form especially for the installed 21.5” TFT double monitors for the AFA. The following hardware components and software modules were implemented: 
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In June 2016, the Regional Transport Bern-Solothurn (RBS) ordered fourteen four-part suburban passenger trains. The four-part electrical multiple units – completely walk-through – are designed for speeds of up to 100 km/h. The Worbla is full of innovations. From 2017 to 2019, the Worbla was fitted with a passenger information system optimised for the RBS with five screens per carriage and so supplied the passengers continuously with information about the route and the connections. In cooperation with Stadler and the RBS, we developed and integrated a design solution for the passenger information system and constructed a four-fold monitor mounting in V-form especially for the RBS.
The following hardware components and software modules were implemented:
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The Mariazeller railway runs from St. Pölten through the picturesque Pielach valley into the pilgrimage town of Mariazell – over 19 viaducts and though 21 tunnels: The journey with the longest narrow-gauge railway in Austria (84 km) is very impressive. In December 2010, the NÖVOG (Lower Austria transport organisation GmbH) ordered from Stadler nine modern low-deck railcars plus five panorama coaches for the Mariazellerbahn (MzB), also known as the “Heaven’s Stair”. The multiple units are specially tailored to meet the needs of the NÖVOG and their passengers. The special feature of the railway is that it is used by commuters on the first stretch but also bring tourists to the world-famous tourist attraction and pilgrimage town of Mariazell. The Mariazellerbahn was fitted out with a complete passenger information system by us between 2012 and 2015 as a contract from Stadler: 
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