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ASC Sensors Case Study: Rail Bridge Monitoring @ DBInfraGO

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29  '20
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Bombardier News

Bombardier delivers the 10,000th overhauled bogie

Today, global mobility solution provider Bombardier Transportation delivered the 10,000th overhauled bogie from its site in Siegen, Germany.

28  '20
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ALSTOM News

ARGOS INNOVATION PARTNERSHIP

SNCF RÉSEAU SELECTS THE THALES, ALSTOM AND HITACHI RAIL GROUPS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF ITS NEXT GENERATION SIGNAL INTERLOCKINGS

28  '20
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Rail Cargo Group News

Record capacity utilisation on TransFER Linz–Duisburg–Wels

After optimising departures, the Rail Cargo Group's connection recorded a sensational 95 percent capacity utilisation in both directions at the start of October.

27  '20
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Stadler News

Stadler to deliver the bestseller FLIRT to the Iberian Peninsula for the first time

The state-owne drailway company Comboios de Portugal (CP) and Stadler have signed a contract for the manufacture and delivery of 22 regional trainsof the type FLIRT.The order value amounts to around 158 million euros. This is the first time that Stadler ́s FLIRT train will be used for passenger service on the Iberian Peninsula

27  '20
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HS2 News

HS2 completes construction milestone as 914 tonne modular bridge is moved into place in 45 minutes

The second of four bridges to be completed on the site of HS2’s new Interchange Station at the heart of the new high-speed network, this new bridge will carry the A452 and form part of a major remodelling of the local road network. This will improve the circulation of traffic around the UK’s new high-speed railway, integrating the existing network with the new Interchange Station.

26  '20
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Knorr Bremse News

Knorr-Bremse expands its stake in Rail Vision: Capital increase in start-up for obstacle detection and classification 

 Knorr-Bremse, the global market leader for braking and other systems for rail and commercial vehicles, has subscribed a capital increase in the Israeli company Rail Vision. Knorr-Bremse has acquired an additional 19.8% of the shares for USD 10 million. As a result, Knorr- Bremse now holds a 36.8% stake in the start-up, which specializes in sensor technology and obstacle detection based on artificial intelligence and deep learning.

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