Stadler Railway Automation and Unmanned Control Innovations at InnoTrans 2024

Stadler Innovations in Railway Automation at InnoTrans 2024

At InnoTrans 2024, Stadler unveiled its remarkable innovations in railway automation, representing a significant leap forward in modern transport solutions. The company introduced a diverse array of technologies, prominently featuring the NOVA Pro system for managing train movements through radio communication. Additionally, the GUARDIA onboard devices comply with ETCS standards. These advancements enhance safety and improve efficiency across transportation systems, this is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

NOVA Smartsense: Transforming Railway Automation

One notable innovation is the NOVA Smartsense system. This advanced technology employs cameras, radars, and lidars to effectively detect obstacles on the tracks. Designed for tram cars and light rail trains, NOVA Smartsense proves efficient even on secondary lines, making it suitable for areas where trains operate at lower speeds. Currently, the system undergoes trial runs on a 1.9 km mountainous railway in Switzerland. This initiative plans to deploy autonomous trains, marking a significant milestone in railway automation.

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Passenger Information Systems: FIS4Stadler and MOFIS

In addition to NOVA Smartsense, Stadler showcased the FIS4Stadler and MOFIS systems at the exhibition. These solutions provide real-time passenger information both onboard trains and at stations. The modular design allows for integrating additional features, such as automatic passenger counting. Stadler continuously improves its offerings to enhance the passenger experience, making travel more efficient and enjoyable.

Stadler’s innovations in railway automation at InnoTrans 2024 emphasize the company’s commitment to adopting cutting-edge technologies. These advancements not only enhance safety but also make railway transport more effective and user-friendly.

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