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Interactive MTR station
Interactive MTR station
The passengers waiting in an MTR station can interact with the passengers inside MTR though this interactive system to let them know which carriage has less people, so they know where to wait. The system performs this task spatially without signage or iconography by literally changing the space to suggest where people should stand to wait. People can also push the frames together to send to the controle centre a request of arranging more trains. Last but not least, the interactive station also provide a new experience of waiting by allowing passengers to share digital information on the frames, literally turning it into a digital graffiti wall.
