RFI for Parallel Reality Display Technology System

The Miami-Dade County government authority in Miami, Florida is seeking information to acquire a Parallel Reality Display Technology System from Misapplied Sciences, Inc. The agency is trying to solve longstanding challenges in passenger navigation, multilingual communication, and operational efficiency across its complex terminal environment. This system must address these issues by providing personalized, real-time guidance to travelers and staff without requiring specialized devices or user training. The requested scope of work covers a display system capable of serving up to one hundred individuals simultaneously from a single shared display. The technology must present content in each viewer's preferred language using only the naked eye and accommodate passengers with visual impairments, mobility limitations, or cognitive challenges. Furthermore, the system must integrate seamlessly into existing airport infrastructure using standard data connections, support simple mounting hardware, consume low power, and operate reliably twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week with minimal maintenance. Eligibility is restricted to onshore organizations based in the United States. The selected contractor must perform all work onsite at the Miami airport facility. The agency is currently looking for budget proposals to understand the financial scope of this deployment. Interested parties must submit their responses digitally via email or through the designated online portal, though the agency has not specified a final deadline for these submissions.