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Line 5 of Gongdeok Station is located in the deep underground and Line 6 is located in the middle level, and the transfer channel is an "L-shaped" vertical cross structure. The top through LED strip screen covers the main channel, supplemented by wall-mounted information screens on both sides, and transparent OLED interactive screens are deployed at key nodes

The set advertisement of Parc Paragon electronic screen and Interchange 21 electronic screen in Siam Centre is located in one of the busiest commercial districts in Bangkok. These two screens are located in the Siam Square and Suvarnabhumi areas respectively, covering a wide range of high traffic crowds and providing an efficient and eye-catching display platform for the brand.

Gongdeok Station is the transfer hub of Line 5, Line 6, Airport Line and Gyeongui Jungang Line, and the Airport Line transfer passage is located on the 5th basement floor, which is connected to the station hall of Line 6 by vertical elevators and escalators, with a total length of about 80 meters

The transfer passage is located on the B3 floor of Seoul Station, 3 basement floors, connecting the B7 floor of the airport railway arrival area and the station hall of Subway Line 1/4, with a total length of about 120 meters and a two-way moving walkway

After getting off the Airport Railroad AREX, you need to go to KTX through the escalators B6 to B3 on the left, which is different from the right-hand traffic rules of the regular subway station to avoid passenger flow hedging

The screen advertisement of SHOW DC, an Asian super shopping center in Bangkok, Thailand, is located in one of the important commercial districts of the capital city. It is a comprehensive shopping center that integrates shopping, entertainment, and leisure. With its superior geographical location and high traffic audience coverage, this screen advertisement provides an efficient and eye-catching display platform for brands.

Changji Station, located in Jangji-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul, is a standard station of Seoul Subway Line 8 and opened on November 23, 1996. The station adopts a two-sided and two-line opposing platform layout, equipped with platform curtain doors, and the station structure is compact and efficient

Jamsil Station is the interchange hub of Seoul Subway Line 2 and Line 8, located in the core business district of Songpa-gu, Seoul. As the connecting point of popular landmarks such as Lotte World and Hangang Park, the station has an average daily passenger flow of more than 2.31 million people, ranking among the top of the whole line