Saarbrücken city hall using outdoor display to cope with the risk of high temperature

In German, The Sarrland state capital Saarbrücken and outdoor advertisers have launched a pilot project: for the first time, DooH screens automatically issue high temperature warnings here. For this reason, 15 stone tablets in the urban area automatically display warning patterns based on real-time weather data. These patterns are based on two warning levels, activated at temperatures of 30 ° C and 35 ° C. They also contain information about insulation measures, such as ventilated clothing, sufficient moisture, and sun protection.

Of course, all these DOOHs should be full outdoor type with complete waterproof and can be readable under the sunlight, they also need keep working at least 18 hours per day to showing the informations to the citizens during the daytime. 86 inch sunlight readable outdoor digital LCD kiosk with 4000 nits high brightness

The pilot project is driven by concerns about rising summer temperatures, which are becoming a challenge, especially in cities. To cope with this situation, the city is frequently using digital city information systems. The highly visible dialogue display in our city center can directly detect temperature changes and provide useful tips for hot days. Therefore, we can work together with Wall to contribute to ensuring the health of the people of Saarbr ü cken through the summer, "said by Uwe Conrad, Mayor of Saarbrücken.

A similar device already exists in Maricopa County, Arizona, which is the hottest state in the United States, with hundreds of Clear Channel digital advertising spaces informing the range of heat prevention centers that should help affected populations, especially during dangerous high temperatures in late spring and summer.