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Subway stations often set up LED displays near the exits, which are mainly used for advertising, information guidance and commercial promotion. The following is an overview of functional locations, technical specifications, and application cases, based on common practices in subway systems such as Seoul

Outside the station, a large area of dynamic LED carpet is laid in Xingrenzhimen Park, which realizes the flow of light and shadow through program control, and presents a golden wave landscape at night

The station is interconnected with multiple lines through an underground passage, which requires high reliability and continuity of LED lighting, and the 57.4-kilometer-long tunnel environment of Metro Line 3 needs to ensure all-weather lighting, especially in emergency situations, it is necessary to maintain visibility to assist evacuation

Due to the large passenger flow of Line 2, the LED system iteration of Line 2 is more frequent, and the LED facilities of Line 3 are mainly functional

As a key node of vertical transfer, the LED system of E staircase reaches an average of more than 30,000 passengers per day, and the cost of advertising CPM per 1,000 exposures is 38% lower than that of ordinary channels, which has the dual value of public service and commercial benefits

It is mainly an indoor type of strip LED screen, with embedded wall-mounted screens in some areas, and 360° circular LED pillar screens on some columns, and the screen brightness can be adjusted to adaptive ambient light

Publish information such as train timetables, transfer routes, ticketing policies, and emergency evacuation instructions, and manage and update them in a unified manner through the remote system

Transfer hubs such as Hongik Univ. Station are equipped with linkage guide screens, which are linked with escalators and turnstiles, and the traffic status is indicated through red prohibition or green arrows