At the entrance
Where should I go?
Parking, open sectors and access: give guests their first cue before paths split.
SKI RESORTS · FOUR-SEASON DESTINATIONS
The right run.
At first glance.
A groomed run. A busy lift. Fresh snow tomorrow. Turn your data into clear light signals, right where guests choose what comes next.
Custom LED panels · Connected data · Remote management
Mont-Sainte-Anne · Illustrative concept · Sample trail statuses
AT THE TRAILHEADTHE SUMMIT
GroomingRidge Run
In progress
Complete
GROOMED
Lift trafficSummit Express
Light
Busy
LIGHT
Snow tomorrowForecast
Light
Heavy
+2 cm
PIXELSTREAM● ● ●
Illustrative panel · Sample data
SEE THE DAY CHANGE
Grooming is complete. The next run is clear at a glance.
Mountain team → Grooming status01
Understand
A fixed label. A light signal. The useful information stays visible.
02
Update
A connected data source or a web remote for manual statuses.
03
Stay consistent
One data point can supply several panels.
WHERE DECISIONS HAPPEN
From arrival to the last turn.
Each location answers a practical question. Build your panel network around the guest journey.
At the lift base
Which lift should I take?
Show lift status and traffic using your available data or an update from your team.
At the trail junction
Which run should I choose?
Open status, grooming and conditions: put the signal beside the name a skier is looking for.
Status colors · Trail difficulty keeps its own signage.
BEYOND THE RUNS
What else is open? What else can I do here?
A spa break, a drink with friends, a stop at a mountain refuge. Help guests discover your resort’s facilities and nearby partners, right when they are deciding what comes next.
Show opening status or availability from a connected source, a schedule or a web remote. Each team or partner can keep its information current through scoped access.
Illustrative facility statuses
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Available
Spa & wellness
Time to unwind
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Open
Bars & restaurants
An après-ski stop
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Closed
Mountain refuges
A warm place to take a break
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Spaces available
Partner activities
More ways to enjoy the mountain
CONNECTED TO YOUR OPERATION
Your data already matters. Make it visible.
Choose the sources your resort needs. Configure the thresholds, colors and panels that display them.
GetTrail
Trail and activity statuses
Weather
Expected snow, temperature, wind
Your APIs
Data from your operational tools
AI camera analysis
Lift queue lengths, estimated wait times and parking-space availability from camera feeds
Web scraping
Extract published web data when no internal API is available
Web remotes
Manual statuses and shared access
Google Sheets
Turn your spreadsheets into signals
Schedules
Planned openings and time windows
Lift traffic requires a data feed or a manual update. Connections to your tools are reviewed together.
INFORMATION THAT TRAVELS
One update. Many points of reference.
With GetTrail, trail statuses can supply your conditions page, an embedded website widget and the PixelStream panels connected to those same data points.
Your team in GetTrailRidge Run · Trail status
OPEN
Welcome panel
Ridge Run
OPEN
CLOSED
ICY
GROOMED
OPEN
Before choosing a lift
Lift base / queue
Ridge Run
OPEN
CLOSED
ICY
GROOMED
OPEN
Before joining the line
Summit panel
Ridge Run
OPEN
CLOSED
ICY
GROOMED
OPEN
Before choosing a run
Your website widget
Ridge Run
OPEN
Before leaving home
Ridge Run · Trail status : OPEN
SIMPLE FOR YOUR TEAM
Update a status. Keep your signage.
Connect a data point to a panel, define its visual language and let the source supply it. For manual information, your team uses a web remote.
Specific permissions
Share a remote by link and choose which controls it provides.
Traceable changes
Find changes in the activity log and export the filtered view.
Operational visibility
Monitor received data, updates sent to panels and their server connection.
ONE MOUNTAIN. MORE THAN ONE SEASON.
Snow melts. The need for clarity stays.
Skiing, mountain biking, hiking: adapt the data and signage to your activities. The same platform can manage multiple configurations, panels and sites.
Winter · Runs, grooming, lifts
Summer · Trails, conditions, access
A trail map and an LED beside each trail name: a concept inspired by the mountain bike network. The printed map stays in place while the light signals reflect connected statuses.
START ON THE MOUNTAIN
One decision point. One first panel.
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Choose the right location
An entrance, lift or junction: identify the decision to make easier.
- 02
Connect the right data
Review your tools, useful statuses and the people who keep them current.
- 03
Observe, then expand
Assess on-site understanding and the update workflow before a wider rollout.
Questions from your team
Do we need to replace our screens or website?
PixelStream can complement your existing setup. Panels provide a persistent cue on the mountain; your website, maps and screens can keep their role for exploration and communication.
Can we use our own data?
Yes, through available connectors, APIs or webhooks depending on your systems. Together we review accessible data, update frequency and how it maps to panel statuses.
Do panels measure lift traffic themselves?
The example uses traffic data supplied by a source or entered manually. It does not assume a sensor built into the panel.
Can our website and panels use the same data?
Yes, when they are connected to a shared source. GetTrail provides status pages and widgets as well as a PixelStream integration. Delivery timing varies with connections and refresh intervals.
Talk about your mountain
Which decision could be simpler?
Tell us about your resort, your data sources and one location to improve. Let’s build a demonstration around that real use case.
PixelStream × Your mountain