Sensonic explores the physics behind high-speed impacts—comparing a 2-tonne Tesla to a 2000-tonne train in a battle of momentum and safety.

Rail is a vital component of transportation infrastructure, facilitating the movement of passengers and freight across vast distances with low climate impact.

Two important terms for railway inspection techniques and testing that come into play are "true positives" and "false positives." Sensonic breaks these down in simple terms.

Sensonic, a leading developer of intelligent sensing solutions for the railway industry, announced the official opening of its new office in Princeton, New Jersey, USA.

Sensonic has integrated CCTV into its Distributed Acoustic Sensing security system, enabling railways to detect and locate trespassers in real-time and visually identify them, thereby enhancing security and situational awareness.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a buzzword with its words sprinkled over products to give an innovative or futuristic feel.

The world of data storage and processing has been undergoing a paradigm shift, with cloud computing emerging as a dominant force in the general market.

How big does a rock need to be to derail a train?.

This handy guide explains what the colours of hydrogen mean and will help you navigate the rainbow, or perhaps trainbow, of colours used when referring to this power source.

Annually we take a moment to catch our breath and look back to recognise the progress and achievements of our team as we celebrate Sensonics 4th birthday.