DIY E-ink Subway Display
Sector: Tunnel • Location: New York City, New York, United States
Source: Boing Boing
Daniel Pyrathon built a wall-mounted e-ink display using a Waveshare e-ink panel and a Raspberry Pi Zero to show live departure times for nearby New York City subway stops. The display updates every 15 seconds using data from the MTA's real-time API and uses a cloud backend service called Convex to store preferred stops and serve updated data.
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Description | Daniel Pyrathon built a wall-mounted e-ink display using a Waveshare e-ink panel and a Raspberry Pi Zero to show live departure times for nearby New York City subway stops. The display updates every 15 seconds using data from the MTA's real-time API and uses a cloud backend service called Convex to store preferred stops and serve updated data. |
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