Teleste Introduces Ultra-Low-Power E-Paper Displays for Public Transport

TURKU, Finland, Sept. 17, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Teleste, a leading international company in broadband, security, and information technologies, has introduced a new line of ultra-low-power e-paper displays designed specifically for public transport. These innovative displays, which can operate on batteries or solar power, are engineered to reduce energy consumption by up to 50% compared to other comparable battery-powered e-paper solutions currently available on the market.

The new displays are part of Teleste’s expanding information display portfolio and are designed to provide real-time passenger information across all public transport routes, including remote and temporary locations. According to Claudio Borrello, Business Director of Display Solutions at Teleste, these displays offer a long battery life of up to 10 years, depending on the system configuration and operating profile. This feature is particularly beneficial for public transport operators who need reliable and sustainable information systems.

The displays are equipped with Teleste's patent-pending intelligent energy management architecture and a bonded e-paper structure, ensuring excellent outdoor readability and a highly compact design. They support wireless content updates via mobile networks, allowing for easy and timely updates to passenger information. The displays are available in multiple sizes and can be deployed as standalone information points or integrated into broader passenger information systems.

Teleste’s new e-paper display solution integrates seamlessly with the company’s centralized content management platform, Teleste Hub. This platform enables operators to manage e-paper displays together with other passenger information technologies through a single interface, creating a consistent operational workflow across different display types and deployment scenarios. For operators with existing content management environments, Teleste also provides APIs to facilitate integration into existing ecosystems.

Claudio Borrello emphasized that the new e-paper displays are designed to meet the needs of public transport operators by providing long battery life, high quality, user-friendly design, and easy integration.

Teleste will showcase its new e-paper display family at InnoTrans 2026 in Hall 2.1, Stand 520, where visitors can see the displays in action. The company’s commitment to innovation and sustainability is evident in this latest product, which is poised to revolutionize the way real-time passenger information is delivered in public transport systems.