Frauscher to Present Revolutionary Switch Controller at InnoTrans 2024: Innovations in Safety and Digital Technologies

At the international exhibition InnoTrans 2024, which will be held in Berlin from September 24 to 27, the Austrian company Frauscher will unveil its latest development—a switch object controller, this is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

This is a fundamentally new system for the company, meeting the requirements of the European EULYNX standard, which is being actively implemented not only in the EU but also beyond.

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The development is intended to become a key element in ensuring the safety and reliability of railway systems.

Additionally, Frauscher will showcase advanced data transmission solutions with SIL4 safety level. This is one of the highest safety standards applied in critical systems.

In the context of growing cyber threats and the digitalization of transport, the company is focusing on its products that provide maximum information protection.

Among these solutions are innovative cybersecurity tools aimed at preventing unauthorized access to control systems.

The company will also present the latest digital tools for managing the maintenance of railway networks.

These developments significantly increase the efficiency of rolling stock operation and reduce maintenance costs, which is especially important in the context of rapid transport infrastructure development.

Frauscher remains a leader in traditional solutions such as axle counting systems with SIL4 safety level and wheel detection sensors. These systems have already proven to be reliable and highly effective in various operating conditions, and their latest versions will also be presented at InnoTrans 2024.

Thus, Frauscher’s participation in InnoTrans 2024 promises to be a significant event, showcasing not only innovations but also the company’s resilience in the railway technology market.

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