The security of our railways isn’t just about preventing delays; it’s about safeguarding lives, protecting assets, and ensuring the efficient flow of goods and people.

Trespass on the railway is a serious and multifaceted issue.

Railway security has long been a complex and challenging issue, with vast, long infrastructure networks presenting a near-impossible task for traditional monitoring methods.

Sensonic leads the future of rail security by integrating Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) with drone response for real‑time threat detection and infrastructure protection.

Humans are fantastic at interpreting the world around us through our five senses.

Sensonic and CTA launch a pilot using fiber optic sensing to detect rail intrusions in real time, enhancing safety, reliability, and rapid incident response.

Sensonic explores the physics behind high-speed impacts—comparing a 2-tonne Tesla to a 2000-tonne train in a battle of momentum and safety.

Rail is a vital component of transportation infrastructure, facilitating the movement of passengers and freight across vast distances with low climate impact.

Two important terms for railway inspection techniques and testing that come into play are "true positives" and "false positives." Sensonic breaks these down in simple terms.

Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) is a technology that turns a fiber optic cable into an array of individual microphones along its length.