Digital railway news

Rail Vision Partners with Sujan Ventures to Revolutionize Indian Rail Safety. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Siemens Mobility Implements the Largest Microprocessor System at Geneva Cornavin Station. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

The rollout of mmWave connectivity solution in the US marks a major step forward in rail communication, delivering high-speed wireless internet and transforming passenger experiences across Silicon Valley.

Renfe’s high-speed train network now delivers improved efficiency and reliability through modernized operations. A new hub in Barcelona enhances coordination for routes across Spain and France.

Czech Railways has partnered with ČD – Telematika and Kontron Transportation to install 5G mobile systems in modern trains.

The global spending on railway connectivity will exceed $1 billion, driven by private 5G adoption. Research predicts substantial growth, especially in Asia, where technological advancements flourish.

A two-year trial of Digital Automatic Coupling (DAC) has begun in Sweden to test the technology under extreme weather conditions and heavy cargo scenarios.

SNCB has officially decided to abandon Wi-Fi installation on trains due to its exorbitant costs. Instead, it will invest in improving 5G connectivity for passengers by upgrading train windows.

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HDR and Mott MacDonald have secured the prestigious 2024 Going Digital Award for Enterprise Engineering, recognizing their digital innovation in infrastructure projects.

The National Transport Commission’s Interactive Rail Connectivity Map highlights key rail corridors. This digital tool supports better connectivity for Australia’s freight and passenger services, enhancing safety and productivity.