Alstom Spain to showcase latest innovations in automated, smart and sustainable urban mobility at Rail Live! 2025
Alstom will place special emphasis on showcasing its latest developments in automation, cybersecurity and passenger experience.
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Alstom, global leader in smart and sustainable mobility, will participate in Rail Live! 2025, the foremost meeting of the Spanish railway sector, to be held in Madrid, from 26 to 28 November.
At its stand, the company will present its latest advancements in digitalisation, automation, artificial intelligence, cutting-edge signalling solutions and cybersecurity. Particular attention will be given to passenger experience, with innovations designed to promote more inclusive and universal mobility.
Visitors will have the opportunity to explore -on board a full-scale metro mock-up- the company’s latest developments in this field, some of which are already being implemented in pioneering projects in Spain, such as the automation of Madrid Metro Line 6 and the modernisation and upgrade of signalling systems for the metros of Seville and Bilbao.
Alstom will also take part in panels and round-table discussions, demonstrating its commitment to sustainable, safe and efficient mobility:
Anatomy of a railway cyberattack
. Speaker: Joan Balbastre, Cybersecurity Project Manager at Alstom Spain
. 26 November, 12:10–12:30
. Keynote Theatre & Track 1
Metro Seville Line 1, Upgrading the signalling system as a renewal alternative
. Speaker: César Andrés Olea, Services Director for Alstom Spain’s Signalling Unit
. 27 November, 15:50–16:10
. Track 2
Meeting Point / Stand Alstom – Stand D114 – Hall 10
Alstom Spain has a long industrial and technological history in the country, employing more than 3,000 people across four industrial sites, four technology centres and over twenty maintenance depots. Among its facilities Alstom has an industrial site in Barcelona dedicated to manufacturing all types of rolling stock, a propulsion systems factory in Bizkaia, and several technology innovation centres in Madrid focused on developing projects in railway safety, signalling, maintenance and digital mobility.
With a strong focus on innovation, digitalisation, talent and sustainability, Rail Live! 2025 will bring together more than 300 exhibitors and over 200 speakers who, over three days, will debate the challenges and opportunities facing the railway sector.
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