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Een standaard indoor LED-scherm achter glas neemt veel licht weg. Wilt u die lichtinval juist behouden? Dan is een transparant LED-scherm de oplossing.

The world of mobility is changing. Cities are getting crowded and traffic dynamics on roads and in public transport are increasing. That is why we need accurate information and proper systems to allow traffic to run smoothly from A to B.

The city of Ghent will implement a new dynamic traffic control system by mid-2022. The system will inform visitors in real time about the current parking situation, the occupancy rate of the various car parks, serious traffic disruptions and much more.

By achieving this ranking, Q-lite is now part of the best reviewed companies in our sector. In total, EcoVadis ranks 100.000 companies worldwide. What a result for Q-lite!

Shopping center Hoog Catharijne in Utrecht has an eye-catcher of no less than 193 square meters. The enormous glass facade at the entrance opposite Utrecht Central Station is completely covered with a transparent LED display. A unique technique in which the light incidence is preserved and one can still look outside from the inside.

We have great news. Together with our shareholder VP Capital we were able to arrange a successful acquisition of Ledyears. An impactful decision that we would like to share with you.

Q-lite and Ledyears are pleased to announce they have entered a strategic partnership. Investigations into how this cooperation can be further developed will be conducted over the next few months.

With our partners Be-Mobile and Engie, Q-lite has once again carried out a project for the dynamic management of car parks. The screens are installed on the 3 main streets in order to optimize the flow of traffic in the municipality of Blankenberge.

We recently installed a Q-lite Speed sign with reward system for our client Keijzer BV. For everyone who respects the speeding limit, a donation is made. The amount of money saved is used for a local playing field.

The first double-sided display is being used in the Ekeren district since the 27th of June.