What is React?
React Accessibility Ltd offers a range of products including the 'REACT Trigger System'.
The REACT Trigger System is designed to 'trigger' public address announcements from display boards etc, based on your proximity to them. It is commonly referred to as the 'talking display system' and makes digital signage accessible.
The REACT system can be operated in three ways a key fob, an app or a push button. Using your chosen option, you can trigger information displays (at places such as help points, kiosks and in vehicles) to 'talk' to you and inform you of essential information and messages of general and specific relevance to your needs.
The audio will be automatically announced as soon as you get within range and will guide you to the information point. By using the action buttons via your chosen REACT trigger device, you will then be provided helpful information to support you.
The app allows you to create a profile and select various attributes to tailor the information to meet your needs and requirements, for example, language, text size, colour, contrast, hearing loops and speed.
The following video explains how the REACT Trigger System works:
Demonstrations of the key fob, app and push button at bus stops and stations can be found in the below videos:
- REACT Access Trigger App making displays 'talk' - YouTube
- REACT Access Trigger App providing in phone audio and visual - YouTube
- REACT Key Fob making displays 'talk' - YouTube
If you require advice about React Accessibility or the React Trigger System in your area, including 'how to use it,' please contact your local council/authority, local transport operator or contact React (the licenced product owner) directly via the React website.
