The intelligent use of data offers significant potential for railway operations. By adopting modern, cloud-based monitoring solutions, operators can shift from reactive maintenance to predictive strategies, addressing issues before they affect service.
Alstom outlines how its driver-assistance technologies support safer, more reliable tram operations across shared urban spaces, strengthening intelligent urban mobility.
Alstom will provide nationwide maintenance and overhauls for 3,500 electric point machines, ensuring the safety and continuity of the Polish railway network until 2029.
Nokia’s IP/MPLS solution will enable BEM to have a high-capacity, low-latency, reliable and secure transmission backbone to support both vital and non-vital railway applications.
Stéphane Blanc, Sales Director - Transportation Sector at Advantech Europe, reveals how collaboration across a partner ecosystem helps optimize on-board train solutions.
Leveraging Nokia’s 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) and advanced transponder technology, the enhanced network achieves a substantial increase in transport capacity while minimizing cost per bit.
The 20-person machine manufacturing team was supported by ATINA, a Stuttgart-based engineering firm and experienced software specialist from Mitsubishi Electric's partner network.
Robel introduces battery-powered rail cutting designed to reduce possession times and support flexible maintenance in tunnels and dense urban rail networks.