Discover how transit agencies are modernizing passenger information and wayfinding systems through strategic display placement, durable infrastructure, and accessible design.

John Wayne Airport enhanced its baggage claim area with Parabit’s Gramercy Wall Mounted Device Charging Station, transforming existing columns into convenient passenger charging locations. Discover how this durable, space saving solution expands access to AC, USB, and wireless charging while supporting airport terminal efficiency and passenger satisfaction.

Parabit’s Mobile Ticketing Kiosks are now live at Portland International Airport (PDX) in collaboration with Collins Aerospace. Designed for high-traffic terminal environments, these mobile units support passenger check-in and ticket purchases while offering the ultimate operational agility for airport ground teams.

In this episode of A Bit About Podcast, Doug Bermudez and Dickson Kendrick break down how transit agencies can upgrade physical station amenities to meet mobile-first rider expectations.

Learn how dynamic wayfinding, digital signage, and strategically placed kiosks help airports, transit hubs, and busy public facilities improve passenger flow, reduce congestion, and deliver clear, real time information.

Deploying hardware in high-security, high-traffic environments leaves zero margin for error. Discover the advantages of partnering with an infrastructure manufacturer with a proven track record across major aviation, financial, and enterprise facilities.

Airport terminals place unique demands on physical security infrastructure. Learn why purpose built biometric mounts, discreet rugged camera housings, security enclosures, and boarding gate hardware deliver greater durability, reliability, and long term value in high traffic airport environments.

Tightening Build America, Buy America (BABA) requirements are changing how airport infrastructure projects source hardware. Learn how domestic manufacturing helps protect federal grant funding, avoid procurement delays, and keep terminal upgrades moving forward.

What is often forgotten when planning airport security upgrades? While software specs dominate the early design phases, physical hardware determines how well those systems actually run on the terminal floor. This breakdown covers the physical installation challenges and ADA building codes that control how checkpoint technology works in real-world conditions.

What makes a security solution a true long term investment? In this edition of A Weekly Bit, Robert Iraggi explains why Parabit focuses on building infrastructure instead of simply delivering products. Learn how domestic engineering, real world deployment experience, and scalable security, access control, biometric, and self service solutions help organizations maximize reliability, adaptability, and long term return on investment.