Interior Innovation Summit 2025 Explores Railway Design Trends

The 2025 Interior Innovation Summit will highlight the future of train interior solutions through design, sustainability, and passenger-focused technology during a three-day event in Orlando this May. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

RedCabin confirmed that the summit will take place from May 20–22 at the Sheraton Orlando Lake Buena Vista Resort. Hosted by Brightline and Siemens Mobility, the event will unite leaders from across North America’s rail interior industry.

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Panel Talks and Networking Around Interior Advancements

Executives from Amtrak, VIA Rail Canada, Jacobs, Alstom, Hitachi Rail, and Caltrans will join the summit. Panel topics include balancing fire safety with design freedom and forecasting interior trends in U.S. and Canadian rail sectors.

Each day will feature multiple networking sessions and workshops. Organizers aim to foster strategic partnerships and explore the evolving connection between sustainability and rail interior modernization.

Brightline Facility Tour and Interior Solutions Showcase

A key highlight is the behind-the-scenes tour of Brightline’s maintenance hub, offering a close-up look at how modern interiors are implemented in operations. Delegates will gain insight into modular seating, new material use, and digital integration.

RedCabin CEO Monica Wick emphasized that the summit builds on prior success in Montreal and Essen. She added that partnering with Brightline and Siemens Mobility reflects a strong push for innovation and collaboration in interior design.

Sponsors include Sekisui Kydex, Senoplast, OMER, ULTIMATE Europe, SkyPaxxx, PriestmanGoode, and Insperial. Their support showcases a growing commitment to interior upgrades that prioritize passenger needs and environmental goals.

The Interior Innovation Summit 2025 in Orlando will shape future trends and spark industry connections that drive the next wave of train design across North America.

Source, photo: www.globalrailwayreview.com

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