Probably not what you want to hear, but this has been done commercially in numerous proprietary projects using openNDS, and available, I think, to purchase as a complete system from at least some of those companies.
But still, openNDS is open source so you are welcome to develop your own version of what has become known as "Museum Info Portal" or similar.
You will probably get some hints if you open an issue at openNDS on Github at:
do you have some recommendations for a Router with Sim card which can be used with Open Wrt?
I had already a look into the list - but I´, not sure which should be the best.
Which of them can you recommend which is working properly with Open Wrt?
Is it better to use a router with the SIM card integrated or use a Router with USB port and connect another device to it?
it's probably working just fine, but it can't be flashed.
but it also depends on what version of the loader the devices ship with, it might be old enough
from factory, but gets replaced when/if you update the official fw.
only making sure you're aware of the risk, don't own the device myself, but happened to see the thread.
it can´t be flashed means I cannot install Open WRT?
I need such device not only 1 time. I want to sell my software with the router completelly. Therefore I need a stable solution / router.
If I buy the router today and the newest firmware is on it, i cannot install Open WRT, right?
I'm no expert on LTE but the Teltonika 955 is only CAT4 and limited to 150Mbit/s isn't there merit in getting a higher spec proprietary LTE router/modem and placing in bridge mode (or equivalent) and coupling to an OpenWrt router? For example the B818-263 is CAT19 and offers features that in the right conditions will give very high throughput.
I'm open minded - if there's a better product out there than the B818-263 or particular benefit in having OpenWrt on router w/ modem then I will switch over.
B818-263 seems like to option for me... seems for me too big and i want to built the router inside a device....
Teltonika 955 seems OK, but if it´s not working with Open Wrt it´s for me a show stopper...