RFI for Parallel Reality Display Technology System

The Miami-Dade County government authority in Miami, Florida is seeking a Parallel Reality display technology system from Misapplied Sciences, Inc. to address longstanding challenges in passenger navigation, multilingual communication, and operational efficiency across its complex airport terminal environment. The agency requires a system that provides real-time, individualized guidance to each traveler and staff member, serving up to one hundred individuals simultaneously from a single shared display. This display must present content in each viewer's preferred language using only the naked eye, operating intuitively without requiring downloads, devices, wearables, or user training. The requested system must support all phases of travel, including departures, connections, and arrivals, while accommodating passengers with visual impairments, mobility limitations, and cognitive challenges. To integrate with existing infrastructure, the technology must use standard data connections, support simple mounting hardware, and consume low power. The agency requires a solution proven for continuous twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week airport operation, requiring minimal maintenance and capable of rapid deployment. Only organizations based onshore in the United States of America are eligible to respond to this request for information. The selected vendor must perform all work onsite at the Miami, Florida facility. The agency is looking for budget proposals within the submissions, which bidders can submit digitally via email or online.