Future Rail – Issue 61
In this issue: Trouble for Tokyo’s commuters, implementing positive train control, the UK...
In this issue: Trouble for Tokyo’s commuters, implementing positive train control, the UK...
In this issue: Trouble for Tokyo’s commuters, implementing positive train control, the UK diesel phase-out, Alstom’s station-charging tram, the case for free transit, cross-country tickets, and more.
The HUBER+SUHNER Group is a leading international manufacturer of electrical and optical interconnectivitycomponents and systems. Our main markets are communication, transport and industry.
Frauscher Sensortechnik understands the challenge of developing inductive wheel sensors that can guarantee fail-safe, reliable wheel detection. However, while wheel detection systems are in use worldwide, the technology could still be improved.
Simplifying advanced communications for Public Transport. Meet the increased demands on safety and operational efficiency within large public transport systems with the TetraFlex TETRA radio infrastructure.
Sulzer is recognised worldwide for its experience servicing AC and DC traction motors, braking systems, bogies, gearboxes, generators, and other transportation equipment and parts.
Indra is working on the design and development of a smart rail gate that can digitally identify cars and loading units transported in railroad terminals.
TE Connectivity has released the Category 5e (Cat53) data cable for rolling stock and network railway applications.
If you are looking for a Xeon Server that is 'rugged by design', fanless, and meets the various standards needed for applications in railway, transport or defense, then the MXCS from MPL is the solution you need to explore.
MTM Power's PMGS/PCMGS14 series DC/DC converters have been developed for low-range power railway and transport applications.
At the start of this year, French multinational company Alstom revealed its next generation of Citadis trams, the X05. Touted as the most innovative in the world, we take a look at these trams which will be equipped with the Citadis Ecopack, a new technology that allows the vehicles to be charged while stopped at the station.
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