Union Pacific is integrating data analytics and energy management systems to optimize rail tracking metrics and reduce employee exposure to trackside hazards.

Union Pacific has introduced a rail painting technique to mitigate thermal misalignments and reduce heat-related track risks across its network.

Union Pacific is enhancing rail safety and maintenance operations with AI-powered machine vision technology that analyzes track conditions in real time to enable more proactive and precise infrastructure management.

Union Pacific applies high-resolution 3D scanning to validate infrastructure compatibility and improve operational safety for a historic steam locomotive tour.

Union Pacific deploys Physics Train Builder to simulate train dynamics, enhance safety and improve fuel efficiency across its freight rail network.

A large-scale modernization program with Wabtec upgrades AC locomotives with improved propulsion, diagnostics, and fuel efficiency to extend service life and network performance.

Union Pacific maintained freight operations during widespread winter weather through advance planning and coordinated network response.

Crews position the robotic arm, maintain a safe distance and activate the system, which safely executes uniform welds with 30% less heat – at twice the speed.

Cameras mounted on Union Pacific’s locomotives provide clear real-time visibility – with near, far and 180-degree panoramic views.

The new terminal in Kansas City will provide customers in the growing Midwestern markets ease of access to Union Pacific’s 23-state network, including ocean ports on the West Coast and the Gulf of Mexico.