Customer Experience

Solar powered digital signage provider deploys smart city signs in California

Photo courtesy of Soofa.

September 30, 2021

Soofa, a provider of a solar-powered digital signage, has expanded to the West Coast with solar-powered Soofa kiosk installations in the Greater Los Angeles and Sacramento metro areas, according to a press release. The cities of Eastvale, San Jacinto and Fair Oaks are the first cities in California and on the West Coast to have Soofa kiosks.

The Golden State expansion builds off the company's installations in the Northeast, Georgia and Florida.

"We are thrilled to bring our smart, social and hyperlocal technology into California," T. Jason Young, Soofa CEO, said in the release. "We look forward to supporting each of these city's communication efforts with their constituents and to working with advertisers to take advantage of Soofa's hyperlocal out-of-home advertising platform."

Soofa partners with local governments to bolster their smart city infrastructure as well as national and local advertisers looking for hyperlocal exposure through its advertising platform. The kiosks provide communities with city announcements, public health information, community events, real-time transit updates and citizen feedback on local activities.