Sensati debuts LED matrix display for parking guidance

German company Sensati will use Intertraffic Amsterdam 2014 to unveil its new LED matrix display for parking guidance systems. Besides numbers and animated arrows, it also shows pictograms and texts, and all functions can be remotely controlled, including editing the texts. A modern look is achieved by a black window front where the signage lights through but the technology behind is completely invisible. To minimise light refl ections, the window is satinised and the display is available in various sizes a
March 3, 2014
German company 7634 Sensati will use Intertraffic Amsterdam 2014 to unveil its new LED matrix display for parking guidance systems. Besides numbers and animated arrows, it also shows pictograms and texts, and all functions can be remotely controlled, including editing the texts. A modern look is achieved by a black window front where the signage lights through but the technology behind is completely invisible. To minimise light refl ections, the window is satinised and the display is available in various sizes and shapes. Zurich Airport car park in Switzerland is one of the first users of the new Sensati display.
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