5. Introduction of Proposed Solution - ’EZIT’
‘EZIT’ is a smart microcontroller system which consists of basic inputs and output. The inputs consist of a touch panel and a bell together while the output consists of a holographic display. 
Figure 5.1 - An illustration of ‘EZIT’ smart system, with bell and touchpad being inputs and holographic display being output
5.1 Features of ‘EZIT’
Smart system EZIT is designed to solve two main problems, boarding and alighting. ‘EZIT’ system incorporates three main features. They are the display of upcoming bus stops, Bell Alighting Systems, and the Empty Space Indicator. The holographic display will be mounted on the ceiling in the middle of the bus.
5.1.1 Display of Upcoming Bus Stops
The multi angled holographic display will show the upcoming bus stops, as shown in Figure 5.2 below, at all angles. In addition, the upcoming stop, located at the top of the display, will be shown more prominently as compared to the rest of the stops.
Figure 5.2 - Displaying of Upcoming Bus Stops
Results from the survey conducted indicates that commuters often miss their stops as they are unsure of when to alight. By displaying the upcoming bus stops, commuters will be more aware of when their stop is reaching and thus, facilitate easier alighting.
5.1.2 Bell Alighting System
The Bell Alighting System aims to solve the problem of commuters squeezing their way out of the bus by highlighting out the areas that commuters are alighting. For example, if commuters press the bell at area S and D, indicating that they wish to alight. Area S and D will be highlighted out in the holographic display as shown in Figure 5.3 below.
Figure 5.3 - Bell Alighting System
Commuters can refer to the display to facilitate giving way to the alighting passengers. On top of that, there will also be a visual and audio message prompting commuters to give way to alighting passengers. This added function is in line with LTA's vision to cultivate graciousness in commuters.
5.1.3 Empty Space Indicator
Using the cameras installed on the bus, the bus captain would be able to look out for any empty space in the bus. With just a simple touch, he can highlight the empty spaces out to the commuters through the touch panel which is located just beside the bus steering wheel. As shown in Figure 5.4 below, the interior of the bus has been divided in 3 sections, area X, Y, and Z. If the bus captain notice that area X and Y is crowded while area Z has empty spaces. He can highlight it out by touching area Z on the touchpanel. This would then be projected on the holographic display. This would make boarding easier for commuters as the spaces at the front of the bus will be freed up when commuters move in.
Figure 5.4 - Empty Space Indicator