AdaCore, a trusted provider of software development and verification tools, today announces that ENYSE, part of the ACS group, has selected its GNAT Pro development environment to develop its new safety-critical railway signaling solutions
Stadler has been awarded the largest contract in the company’s history with a total volume of up to four billion euros: it has won an international tender held jointly by six transport companies from Germany and Austria for up to 504 vehicles as part of the “VDV Tram-Train” project.
Taffs Well Depot is a modern installation being built by Transport for Wales as the base for its new fleet of Citylink Trains. The new solution will provide Transport for Wales (TfW) with a modern COTS Safety PLC based interlocking, distributed around the depot for connection to train location devices, points control and signals. The system will present depot layouts and control via a modern signallers HMI display in the new Taffs Well Control Room.
Wabtec Corporation (NYSE: WAB) and Rio Tinto announced today an order for four FLXdrive battery-electric locomotives to support sustainable operations of the mining company’s rail network in the Pilbara region of Western Australia
The goal of remodeling the station is to increase traffic capacity on the standard gauge to meet the demand associated with the liberalization of passenger transport, which will usher in new operators
On Saturday 1 January, the Lusail tramway was launched by the Qatar Minister of Transport and the Chairman of Qatar Rail, the Qatari national public transport operator. This first “preview” service open to the public is on the Orange Line and serves six underground stations: Marina, Marina Promenade, Yacht Club, Esplanade, Energy City South and Legtaifiya which offers an interconnection with the Doha Metro.
NEXCOM’s Mobile Computing Solutions group features top-of-the-line NVIDIA graphic processing units (GPUs) in select industrial AI edge computers, such as the ATC and aROK series.
Innovative digital passenger information and guidance system. Screens inside the car above each train door display provide passengers with real-time information about further routes and connections at the next station.
The AI-based system applies computer vision and machine learning technologies for real-time monitoring and analysis, to ensure the safety of railroad crossings. As the first deployment of this kind in Europe, Nokia’s collaboration with Schweizer Electronics and BLT demonstrated the reliability of AI-based railroad safety solutions for daily use.