Briteyellow achieved a significant milestone by winning the G-Cloud 14 Framework Award for its BriteCounter – Footfall Monitoring system and other award winning products. This accolade highlights Briteyellow’s commitment to providing cutting-edge solutions that cater to the evolving needs of the public sector.
In today’s digital age, the integration of technology into public spaces is transforming the way we interact with our environment. One such innovation is the use of virtual tours, and Briteyellow is at the forefront of this revolution. Here are some key benefits of virtual tours for public buildings:
Briteyellow announces the extension of its Virtual Tours to include the Cardiff Bus Interchange, effective from Monday, 2nd September 2024. This expansion will feature an immersive 3D tour of the new Cardiff Bus Interchange, designed for visual wayfinding and discovery.
In a distressing incident that highlights the ongoing challenges faced by disabled passengers, Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson, an 11-time Paralympic gold medallist, was forced to ‘crawl off’ an LNER train at London’s King’s Cross station. This incident underscores the urgent need for improved accessibility and support for disabled individuals using public transport.
Briteyellow has expanded Briteway coverage to include more destinations. The app provides real-time navigation with 3D visuals showing facilities like seating, cafes, and toilets. Plus, users can use the app’s camera to navigate around and avoid obstacles..
New Briteway app provides Augmented and Virtual Reality (XR) navigation of complex stations for rail operators and other large buildings.