Adif will expand its digital signage network with around 200 new screens

In order to optimize the traveler experience and efficiency in the boarding process, and coinciding with the arrival of new railway companies, Adif is going to expand its digital signage network by eight stations with the help of Tier1.

Adif will install, at eight stations with high-speed rail traffic, nails 200 new information screens. The function of these new digital signage solutions will be to indicate to travelers the exact location where the train cars are placed on the platforms.. In this way, The implementation of these new monitors will be extended to six more stations, and the number of those already installed in Madrid Puerta de Atocha and Barcelona Sants will be reinforced.

The new screens will be placed in the Madrid Chamartín-Clara Campoamor stations, Alicante-Alacant, Valencia Joaquín Sorolla, Córdoba, Málaga María Zambrano and Sevilla Santa Justa. With this initiative, Adif wants to facilitate passage and optimize the experience of travelers at the stations, as well as increase efficiency in the boarding process.

Its implementation coincides with the arrival of new railway companies, and the consequent increase in the supply of trains, under the liberalization of rail passenger transport. For this reason, The new digital signage infrastructure will also improve passenger flows along the platforms where trains from different railway companies can travel..

Travelers will find these new screens in the boarding areas and on the platforms serving the high-speed lines where the new operators will enter..

Completing the installation

The new monitors will complement the existing ones at the stations, since its main function will be to offer new information: the composition of the trains parked on the platforms.

In this way, Passengers will know the exact point on the platform where the car is parked where the space assigned to them on the ticket is located and they will be able to travel to it in advance to board..

In addition, They will have the capacity to provide other useful information for passengers, such as that relating to the different services or benefits offered by trains.

In order to address this deployment, Adif has awarded the company Tier 1 Technology, for an amount of 790.420,87 euros, the supply and installation contract for a total of 196 monitors and their associated equipment and elements, as well as the subsequent provision of a technical support service.

Installation work will be carried out in different phases, in coordination with the implementation and availability work of the Adif telecommunications network in the eight stations, Therefore, an execution period of 24 months.