Transit screens across campus
A campus is a small city of people without cars. Halls, the union, the library, the sports centre — everywhere students pass, a screen with the next departures saves a phone check in the rain.
norimono.live shows live departures for the stops you choose around each building — city buses, trams, trains and campus-serving routes together on one board, across operators. Live times where vehicles are tracked; where a feed reports cancellations or disruptions, the board shows them.
Why it works on campus
- Per-building boards. Each screen shows the stops that matter from there — the ones by the library on the library's screen, the interchange by the halls on the halls' screen.
- Many stops on one screen. Pro fits up to 64 stops per board — enough for a major interchange plus the surrounding streets. One licence key runs one screen; screens are licensed independently.
- Simple for IT and estates. It's a web page: a browser in kiosk mode on whatever the screens already run. No client software, no accounts, and each board's setup lives in that device's browser. The setup guides cover Raspberry Pi — a common choice for signage fleets — plus streaming sticks and tablets.
- International students included. The board's interface is available in dozens of languages.
What it costs
Free for up to 4 stops per board — a fine pilot for one building. Plus (16 stops) and Pro (64 stops) scale to bigger junctions, one flat price worldwide per screen, 7-day free trial. See Plans.