Development of a Real-Time Passenger Information Display System for Trains Using IoT and GPS Technologies

Providing accurate and real-time travel information to train passengers remains a challenge in many transportation systems, especially along routes not yet equipped with modern information infrastructure. This paper presents the development of a real-time Passenger Information Display System (PIDS) for trains, utilizing Internet of Things (IoT) and Global Positioning System (GPS) technologies as its conceptual foundation. The system is designed to automatically display the next station and destination information to passengers based on train location data. During testing, live GPS data was collected using an external GPS device and transmitted to the system via WebSocket, enabling real-time updates. The PIDS interface retrieves and displays this data in near real-time. The system was developed using a prototyping method, enabling iterative refinement of both frontend display and backend management components. Evaluation results show that the system successfully delivers accurate station information and supports full data operations such as train, route, and station management. This research contributes an adaptable system model that can be extended for integration with GPS modules embedded in trains or IoT-based deployment in future applications.

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2025-07-30
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icoict66265.2025.11193043
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Innovation in Digital Healthcare Systems
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Development of a Real-Time Passenger Information Display System for Trains Using IoT and GPS Technologies

Sinung Suakanto, Dita Pramesti, Dasheva Ivan Tyastama
Innovation in Digital Healthcare Systems
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Development of a Real-Time Passenger Information Display System for Trains Using IoT and GPS Technologies

Sinung Suakanto, Dita Pramesti, Dasheva Ivan Tyastama
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Providing accurate and real-time travel information to train passengers remains a challenge in many transportation systems, especially along routes not yet equipped with modern information infrastructure. This paper presents the development of a real-time Passenger Information Display System (PIDS) for trains, utilizing Internet of Things (IoT) and Global Positioning System (GPS) technologies as its conceptual foundation. The system is designed to automatically display the next station and destination information to passengers based on train location data. During testing, live GPS data was collected using an external GPS device and transmitted to the system via WebSocket, enabling real-time updates. The PIDS interface retrieves and displays this data in near real-time. The system was developed using a prototyping method, enabling iterative refinement of both frontend display and backend management components. Evaluation results show that the system successfully delivers accurate station information and supports full data operations such as train, route, and station management. This research contributes an adaptable system model that can be extended for integration with GPS modules embedded in trains or IoT-based deployment in future applications.

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