Vossloh at InnoTrans 2024: Revolutionary Technologies for Safe and Efficient Railway Infrastructure

At the international exhibition InnoTrans 2024, Vossloh will showcase the latest advancements in railway infrastructure maintenance, this is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the newest technological solutions aimed at enhancing the safety and efficiency of rail transport.

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One of the main exhibits will be the SoniQ Rail Explorer, a rail monitoring and diagnostic system.

This device is equipped with nine sensors, allowing for the analysis of rail conditions from various angles, providing accurate inspection at speeds of up to 5 km/h.

The use of this system significantly reduces the risk of accidents related to rail damage and improves the reliability of railway operations.

Another key product from Vossloh that will be presented at the exhibition is the high-speed grinding train HSG-2.

It can operate at speeds of up to 80 km/h, servicing sections of track up to 60 km long without the need to stop other trains.

Moreover, the noise level generated by the HSG-2 does not exceed 10 decibels, making it nearly silent and minimizing environmental impact.

Additionally, Vossloh will introduce the Vossloh connect digital platform, which integrates various railway infrastructure monitoring systems.

This platform includes solutions for turnout monitoring, rolling stock monitoring, cybersecurity, and railway management optimization.

The platform enhances decision-making efficiency and improves coordination between different elements of the railway network.

These Vossloh innovations are aimed at ensuring maximum safety and efficiency in railway transport, which is especially important given the increasing demands on infrastructure.

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