Public Information Displays are electronic or static boards that provide important information to the public. They are commonly found in places like train stations, airports, and museums, offering details such as schedules, directions, and event announcements. These displays help people navigate their surroundings and stay informed about relevant activities. These displays can be interactive or non-interactive. Interactive displays allow users to engage with the content, often providing touch screens for easy access to information. Non-interactive displays typically present information in a straightforward manner, such as digital screens showing real-time updates or printed signs with essential details.