The Next Stop Announcer is a family of small wireless speakers. In the cabin, it plays a chime and the stop announcement as each stop approaches. Above the doors, external horn speakers canvass waiting passengers — calling out the route and destination at every stop, louder and fresher than any tired throat. All audio is your language, your voice, your script, synced over the air from the on-bus Next Stop Master; the speakers need only power.
Cabin units and door-top horn units are the same wireless speaker in different enclosures, cued by the same master at the right moments.
Cabin speakers play the chime and next-stop announcement as each stop approaches — so every seated and standing passenger knows exactly where to get down.
Weatherproof horn speakers above the doors call out the route and destination to passengers waiting at the stop — tireless canvassing that fills seats, every single stop, without straining anyone's voice.
Like the Next Stop Display, the announcer carries sponsor audio — short spots sold to businesses along the route, played at the moments passengers are already listening.
"Adutha stop: Mannuthy — ee stop sponsor cheythathu…" A short sponsor tag after the stop announcement reaches a captive audience about to get down right at the advertiser's doorstep.
The canvassing horns already address the crowd at the stop — a sponsor line woven into the destination call turns every halt into a paid audio spot, heard beyond the bus.
Announcement clips live in the BusParrot cloud. Everything after upload is automatic.
One MP3 per stop, your chime, and the canvassing call for the route — recorded by your announcer, a voice artist, or AI text-to-speech. Uploaded once to the BusParrot cloud.
Each bus's Next Stop Master downloads exactly the clips for its own route over 4G and stores them locally — updates flow out the same way.
Every announcer on the bus receives its clip library wirelessly over ESP-NOW and keeps it on local flash — no SIM, no Wi-Fi network, no SD cards to swap.
GPS decides the moment: inside, the chime and stop announcement after departure and again on approach; outside, the destination call from the door horns while the bus is at the stop.
Slaves pair to the master on first power-up and need nothing else — fit as many per bus as you like.
GPS + 4G + LoRa hub. Tracks the bus, syncs the cloud, drives every slave on board. One per bus.
Explore the master → dvr64×8 LED dot-matrix that scrolls the next stop, distance and time — plus sponsor ads that pay for it.
Explore the display → THIS PAGE campaignWireless speakers: stop announcements in the cabin, destination canvassing from horns above the doors.
You are hereA scrolling display helps those who look up. A voice reaches everyone — standing passengers, elderly riders, children, and travellers new to the route.
Malayalam, Tamil, Hindi, English — or all of them in one clip. If you can record it as an MP3, the announcer can play it.
Visually-impaired passengers hear every stop called out clearly — matching the direction accessible-transport guidelines are moving worldwide.
Long bus? Noisy engine bay? Fit two, three or four announcers — front, middle, rear. They all play the same cue at the same moment.
The door-top horns call the destination at every stop with the same energy as the first trip of the day — no hoarse throats, no missed stops, more boarding passengers.
Sponsor audio spots ride along with the announcements, inside and outside — a second income stream on the same hardware, managed from the same cloud.
Route changed? Renamed a stop? Update the clip in the office — every speaker on every bus refreshes itself over the air on the next sync.
Cues carry sequence numbers and clips are integrity-checked after every transfer, so passengers never hear stutters, repeats or half-downloaded audio.
Playback volume is part of the bus's cloud profile — set it per route from the office; the master pushes it with every announcement cue.
Just a controller, an amplifier and a speaker — everything clever happens in firmware.
Tell us your routes and languages — we'll prepare the announcer kit and the clip workflow for you.