Transit and mobility
Make high-footfall transit screens more adaptive, measurable, and valuable for service messages and sponsored campaigns.
Stations, terminals, and stops see the highest concentrations of attention in any city — and yet most transit screens still play one looping ad regardless of who is around. AiVii treats every transit screen as a smart surface: real-time service info when commuters need it, sponsor takeovers when brands want them, and clean reporting that finally makes transit media a credible buy.
10K+
daily impressions per high-traffic station screen
Peak vs off-peak
campaigns adapt to commuter flow automatically
Audited
sponsor reports backed by real screen exposure
Industry opportunity
Premium media inventory
Turn your station, gate, or stop network into a measurable, sponsor-ready media asset.
Premium media inventory
Turn your station, gate, or stop network into a measurable, sponsor-ready media asset.
Real-time service info
Riders get the next train, the right gate, the latest delay — all on the same screens that earn revenue.
Location intelligence
Understand commuter flow patterns by station, by hour, by line — without identifying individuals.
In plain language
Transit screens have huge audiences but very little intelligence. A brand pays for two weeks of impressions, gets a manual screenshot report, and has to take it on faith. Meanwhile, riders see the same loop ten times in their commute and tune it out.
AiVii makes transit screens a real digital media network. Campaigns rotate by hour, station, and audience flow. Sponsors see real exposure numbers. Transit operators get a new revenue stream — without compromising service messaging.
Real use cases
Small, practical moments where intelligent screens earn their place — explained the way they actually happen.
Morning rush plays a coffee partner ad with a scan-to-claim coupon for the station outlet. Evening rush switches to dinner offers from nearby restaurants.
Sponsors see incremental sales, riders get a useful nudge, station revenue goes up.
A streaming launch books all platform screens for the week's three peak hours. AiVii synchronises the takeover and reports impressions hour by hour.
Brands buy with confidence because reach is documented, not estimated.
Connecting passengers see clear gate or platform info, with delays shown in the rider's likely language based on incoming-route mix.
Fewer help-desk visits, fewer missed connections, calmer terminals.
Gate-side screens show flight info plus a short, scan-friendly ad from a duty-free brand or onboard upgrade option.
Travellers convert at the gate, sponsors get measurable conversions, airports get more out of every screen.
The AiVii loop
Analyse, Target, and Engage work together so every screen becomes more relevant, more measurable, and more useful.
Understand screen exposure, time windows, and location-level media performance — across the entire network.
Adapt campaigns by station, route, time, audience flow, and even weather or operational context.
Run scan, vote, reward, or sponsor journeys that work even in fast-moving environments.
From walk-in to insight
No technical jargon. Here is exactly what happens at each stage when AiVii is running in your venue.
Commuter enters station
AiVii reads flow density, time band, and the dominant journey direction.
Right campaign loaded
Sponsor or service messaging adapts to the moment — not a one-size loop.
Quick scan or react
Scan-friendly journeys work even when riders only have a few seconds.
Operator and brands get clean numbers
Daily reports show plays, exposures, and engagement by station and hour.
Mini-scenarios
Three small moments from transportation where AiVii quietly does its work. Real settings, plain language.
Friday evening rush
Restaurant-aggregator partner buys peak Friday slots at top stations with a scan-to-redeem dinner deal.
→ Aggregator sees a measurable jump in Friday-evening orders near those stations.
Festival travel days
Train terminals run a coordinated festival travel campaign — gifting brands, travel insurance, and snack boxes.
→ Premium ad slots get booked because the audience moment is well-defined.
Bad weather mode
When trains are running late, screens automatically reduce ads and prioritise service info and apology messaging.
→ Operator handles disruption with empathy. Riders feel informed.
Expected outcomes
These are the simple, real-world wins venue teams report after rolling out AiVii.
Better transit campaign planning
More valuable screen inventory
Actionable location performance
Common questions
The questions transportation teams usually ask before rolling out AiVii.
Does AiVii interrupt official transit messaging?
No. Service messages always take priority over commercial content. Sponsor campaigns automatically pause during emergencies or critical announcements.
How are sponsor reports verified?
Reports are based on actual screen play logs and aggregate audience signals — no estimates, no manual screenshots.
Can we run different campaigns per station?
Yes. Each station and each line can run its own mix, while system-wide announcements still go everywhere.
What about screens already managed by a media partner?
AiVii can integrate with existing DOOH partners. We add the intelligence layer; we do not replace your commercial relationships.
Get started
A short call is enough to map your existing screens, pick the right first three campaigns, and lay out a 30-day starter plan you can actually run.
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