Digital railway news

The Signaling X technology had its first live outing at a dedicated test site in Singapore, where Siemens Mobility showed how a fully digital architecture can, in real terms, reshape train control in modern metro networks.

Nokia deployed the world’s first 5G network running at 1900 MHz to power the tests within the Deutsche Bahn test site. It is a manifestation of the strategic ambition to digitalize railways across Europe.

OKI and Turkish State Railways signed an agreement to begin trials using IoT sensors to monitor the condition of key transport infrastructure facilities.

Amtrak has partnered with AI-driven startup Exodigo to introduce advanced underground mapping, aiming to reduce construction risks and optimize planning for major rail infrastructure projects across the United States.

AI solutions have become a key tool in modernizing the Freightliner terminal, where the implementation of a digital process automation platform has significantly improved transport management and logistics accuracy.

Siemens Mobility has completed a full automation project at the Keifhoek yard, the key rail freight hub in the Netherlands, under a contract worth €110 million.

Tatravagónka has signed a partnership agreement with PJM, launching the option for customers to order freight railcars with telematics and real-time monitoring of key railcar components.

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Tracsis has secured a major contract for the Tap Converter PAYG system in the UK. This initiative aligns with government efforts to modernize rail services and enhance passenger convenience.

Indian Railways Unveils SwaRail SuperApp One-stop solution for train ticketing, train running, and related services on a single platform to provide an enhanced experience to its users, with superlative safety features these are AI-driven.

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has granted $500,000 to support digital skills development in Azerbaijan Railways. This initiative will enhance technological competencies and improve railway operations through advanced IT training.

Machine vision technology is transforming railcar safety, improving defect detection in real-time inspections for safer railway operations.