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As of November 23, 2015, the Bus Board covers San Francisco, NYC, Boston, Seattle, DC, Vancouver BC, Southern California, Portland, Georgia, Quebec, Florida, N. Carolina, Virginia, and other regions, according to the developer of the software.<ref>http://orologics.com/page30/page30.html</ref> OneBusAway is used as a source of real-time information for some regions.<ref>October 26, 2015 post from Mike Pompa on the onebusaway-developers Google Group [https://groups.google.com/d/msg/onebusaway-developers/0TUMo6ECYnI/lJbey9ZgBwAJ]</ref> Real-time information is gathered from 10 different public APIs, including OneBusAway, NextBus, 511.org and home-brewed transit agency APIs. The data is then put into a normalized form that the presentation layer can display to the user. | As of November 23, 2015, the Bus Board covers San Francisco, NYC, Boston, Seattle, DC, Vancouver BC, Southern California, Portland, Georgia, Quebec, Florida, N. Carolina, Virginia, and other regions, according to the developer of the software.<ref>http://orologics.com/page30/page30.html</ref> OneBusAway is used as a source of real-time information for some regions.<ref>October 26, 2015 post from Mike Pompa on the onebusaway-developers Google Group [https://groups.google.com/d/msg/onebusaway-developers/0TUMo6ECYnI/lJbey9ZgBwAJ]</ref> Real-time information is gathered from 10 different public APIs, including OneBusAway, NextBus, 511.org and home-brewed transit agency APIs. The data is then put into a normalized form that the presentation layer can display to the user. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:34, 8 January 2017
Bus Board is an application that shows bus arrival information created by Orologics. The application runs on the 4th generation Apple TV running tvOS.
As of November 23, 2015, the Bus Board covers San Francisco, NYC, Boston, Seattle, DC, Vancouver BC, Southern California, Portland, Georgia, Quebec, Florida, N. Carolina, Virginia, and other regions, according to the developer of the software.[1] OneBusAway is used as a source of real-time information for some regions.[2] Real-time information is gathered from 10 different public APIs, including OneBusAway, NextBus, 511.org and home-brewed transit agency APIs. The data is then put into a normalized form that the presentation layer can display to the user.
- ↑ http://orologics.com/page30/page30.html
- ↑ October 26, 2015 post from Mike Pompa on the onebusaway-developers Google Group [1]