Mobility Signage Passenger Information Platform

Mobility Signage is a Munich-based company founded in 2023 that addresses fragmented IT in public transport. Operators run many separate systems for departure boards, apps and announcements, which makes passenger information inconsistent during disruptions.

The platform acts as a neutral broker between data sources and output channels. Its back end supports standards such as VDV 453/454, GTFS-RT, SIRI and NeTEx, and includes content management, a real-time operations view, device monitoring, a timetable generator, a layout editor and text-to-speech. Reported users include BVG, SSB, Deutsche Bahn and RSAG.

• Data broker: Connects data sources to departure boards, apps and announcement systems through one neutral layer.
• Standards support: Handles VDV 453/454, GTFS-RT, SIRI and NeTEx interfaces.
• Content management: Manages images, videos and ads shown on passenger displays.
• Operations view: Shows real-time operations and device monitoring in one place.
• Planning tools: Provides a timetable generator, layout editor and QR code management.
• Text-to-speech: Generates spoken announcements from the same data.

• Metro and urban rail operators needing consistent real-time displays and announcements across stations.
• Bus transport companies that must publish disruption and detour information to apps and stop displays.
• Airports and transport hubs managing digital signage from several data sources.

Links existing operator systems without replacing them, which lowers migration risk. Keeps passenger information consistent across departure boards, apps and public address systems. Automates construction-site notifications and real-time disruption messaging. Supports open transport data standards for easier integration.

Public transport operators in many countries are modernizing ageing passenger information systems and want real-time, multi-channel updates without costly rip-and-replace projects. Vietnamese metro lines and bus operators in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City are expanding digital passenger information, which creates similar integration needs.

Munich, Germany; founded 2023. Closed a EUR 1.8 million pre-seed round in May 2026 led by High-Tech Gründerfonds with 2bX as co-investor. Funds are for hiring and building the data hub and application layer.