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Nvidia News
On Track: Digitale Schiene Deutschland Building Digital Twin of Rail Network in NVIDIA Omniverse
Germany’s national infrastructure manager is designing an AI-enabled digital twin to develop the future railway system.
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HS2 News
HS2 COMPLETES FOUNDATION WORK FOR UK’S LONGEST RAILWAY BRIDGE
The 2.1 mile (3.4km) Colne Valley Viaduct will be 100m longer than Dundee’s Tay Bridge, which currently holds the title. Once complete, the bridge will carry the new high-speed rail line across a series of lakes and waterways near Hillingdon on the north-west outskirts of London.
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JUMO News
Elevating Train Travel Comfort with Advanced Climate Control Technology
JUMO offers a comprehensive portfolio of measurement and control technology for the railway industry. Other than temperature measurement in the undercarriage area and in the water supply, temperature and humidity control also play a key role.
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ALSTOM News
Alstom wins contract for the mid-life modernisation of 34 metro trains in Copenhagen, Denmark
Modernisation of 34 metro trains, which have been in operation for almost 20 years.
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Transfesa News
TRANSFESA LOGISTICS STARTS OPERATING UIC GAUGE TRAINS BETWEEN THE IBERIAN PENINSULA AND EUROPE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ITS HISTORY
The trains are being pulled by two of the five Euro6000 locomotives that the Group has taken delivery of. Transfesa Logistics has obtained an extension of the safety certificate that allows it to operate on the border section from Perpignan to Figueras on UIC gauge.
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LEM NEWS
LEM: On-board train metering is essential if rail companies are to ensure they have an accurate record of their energy usage
Much has been discussed and written over the years about the rail industry moving away from its dependence on such fossil fuels as oil and gas and its attempts to graduate towards offering genuinely ‘green’ transportation.
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Ricardo News
Ricardo supports procurement of zero-emission fleet to serve Latvian capital
New Battery-Electric Multiple Units to form part of major transport investment across Riga’s metropolitan area.
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Westermo News
Westermo technology used to operate world’s steepest cogwheel railway
The Pilatus-Bahnen railway was built over 130 years ago and is still the world’s steepest cogwheel railway. The train climbs the path from Alpnachstad to Pilatus Kulm, with passengers able to view flowering alpine meadows, striking rock formations and snowfields.
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Kontron News
