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ALTHEN News
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Voestalpine News
Axle Counting As the Basis for Modern Train Detection
Axle counting is considered as one of the most advanced methods for monitoring track sections and detecting trains. Unlike traditional track circuits, which rely on the electrical conductivity of the rails, axle counting systems use wheel sensors mounted on the track.
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MAURER News
Demagnetised by Design
Strengthening Steel Rail Quality through Controlled Production Processes.
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Systra News
SYSTRA wins major tunnel project in Türkiye
In the southern province of Hatay, one of Türkiye’s most ambitious infrastructure projects is taking shape.
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Cembre News
CEMBRE launches ultra-lightweight railway impact wrench
Designed specifically for railway track maintenance, this impact wrench combines optimal power with an incredibly lightweight and compact design, setting a new standard for the operator’s user experience.
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Robel News
ROCENTER: Automated Turnout Restoration by ROBEL Rail Automation
ROCENTER by ROBEL Rail Automation operates at a high level of fully automated switch restoration, supported by a dedicated Switch Laboratory where process development takes place under controlled conditions before being transferred directly to the ROBOT machine for on-track applications.
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SINTRONES News
Adaptive Edge Computing Architecture for In-Vehicle Automation and Mobile Analytics
A certified SINTRONES processing platform integrates an internal neural processing unit to manage autonomous workloads across mass transit and industrial machinery environments.
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ALSTOM News
Deployment of Next-Generation High-Speed Rolling Stock in Rail Infrastructure
SNCF Voyageurs and Alstom establish a joint industrial schedule for the validation and phased deployment of the TGV-M digital infrastructure network.
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I-VISION News
Why Modular Construction is Still the Exception on Britain’s Railways — and Why That Needs to Change
Modular construction is no longer a niche idea in British infrastructure delivery. In sectors such as healthcare, hospitality and commercial property, it has become an increasingly normal way to build.
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AMORIM CORK News
