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InnoTrans 2024: Digitalisation drives sustainability and efficiency in mobility

InnoTrans 2024 is the leading international trade show for transport technology, which will showcase the future of mobility in Berlin from 24 to 27 September 2024. This year, the focus will be on electrification, digitalisation, automation and sustainability. Trade visitors will experience numerous world premieres – from ultra-modern trains and buses to AI applications and sustainable infrastructure solutions. InnoTrans is the meeting place for industry leaders, transport companies, political decision-makers and urban transport experts. As a global platform, it offers a unique opportunity for international cooperation and networking.


Kerstin Schulz
Director InnoTrans

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New FAdP Point Control Solution by Frauscher Sensortechnik

MELANIE KLEINPÖTZL CDO (Chief Digital Officer) at Frauscher Semsortechnik present Frauscher new FAdP Point Control solution at Innotrans 2024


Traditional centralised railway systems often encounter scalability challenges. These systems are typically designed in a fixed manner, which means that any efforts to upgrade or expand them are often very costly and complicated. However, wayside object controllers (WOCs) with EULYNX interface help to overcome such issues and thus offer an alternative solution. For instance, WOCs enable the creation of decentralised systems, which present the operator with a wide array of benefits, such as lower set-up and maintenance costs, greater flexibility, easier system upgrades and scalability, alongside many others.

Renate Bay and Markus Nowak presenting the range of products of ASC at Innotrans 2024

ASC (Advanced Sensors & Calibration), headquartered in Bavarian Pfaffenhofen, is one of the leading manufacturers of acceleration and rotation rate sensors, as well as IMUs (Inertial Measurement Units). ASC-sensors are used, e.g., in crash tests in vehicle development, for safety and wear monitoring of rail-bound vehicles, for stability monitoring of turbines or measurement of fluctuations in container vessels.

Ken Woolley, Sales Manager at Lantech Communication presenting the range of products of Lantech at Innotrans 2024

In the world of railway transportation, the need for reliable, high-speed communication networks is more critical than ever. Lantech, a leader in industrial networking solutions, has stepped up to this challenge with their state-of-the-art Railway Solutions. Their rolling stock EN50155-certified Ethernet switches and routers are specifically designed to meet the demanding needs of modern railway systems, offering robust reliability, high speed, and security.

Future of High-Speed Ground Transportation Technologies


With increasing urbanization worldwide, passenger demand for inter-urban travel has grown and the development of new transport technologies is needed, such as High-Speed Rail (HSR), Magnetic Levitation (Maglev), and Hyperloop. Three main forms of HSGT – HSR, Maglev, and Hyperloop – have attracted much attention from operators and decision-makers worldwide. Governments, too, have acknowledged the benefits. 

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BtoB Rail Mag
2023   E D I T I O N


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With increasing urbanization worldwide, passenger demand for inter-urban travel has grown and the development of new transport technologies is needed, such as High-Speed Rail (HSR), Magnetic Levitation (Maglev), and Hyperloop. Three main forms of HSGT – HSR, Maglev, and Hyperloop – have attracted much attention from operators and decision-makers worldwide. Governments, too, have acknowledged the benefits. 

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BtoB IoT & AI in  Mobility Mag
2023   E D I T I O N


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This year DEUTA celebrates its 15th IconTrust anniversary and we took the opportunity to ask Dr‭. ‬Rudolf Ganz‭, ‬Technical CEO at DEUTA 5‭ ‬questions‭. ‬

Dr‭. ‬Rudolf Ganz started his career 1999‭ ‬at DEUTA‭. ‬As technical CEO he is responsible for R&D‭, ‬World Wide Sales‭, ‬Quality‭, ‬After Sales Service‭ ‬&‭ ‬Repair and Project‭- ‬and Program Management‭. ‬

ASC (Advanced Sensors & Calibration), headquartered in Bavarian Pfaffenhofen, is one of the leading manufacturers of acceleration and rotation rate sensors, as well as IMUs (Inertial Measurement Units). ASC-sensors are used, e.g., in crash tests in vehicle development, for safety and wear monitoring of rail-bound vehicles, for stability monitoring of turbines or measurement of fluctuations in container vessels.

Case Study with Alstom

Use under the harshest conditions

Sensors from ASC ensure both safety and comfort in rail transport



Alstom is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of rail vehicles. Among other things, the company test the running dynamics and bogie strength of new trains at their Salzgitter, Germany site. Capacitive acceleration sensors from ASC GmbH – a globally leading manufacturer – provide crucial measurement data during testing.

User report with imc

To make sure safety isn't lost in transit

ASC sensors ensure high-precision measurements in commissioning testing of long-distance trains


Measurement systems for commissioning tests of passenger trains have to meet high standards. That's why measurement technology manufacturer imc Test & Measurement GmbH used sensors from ASC GmbH for the test runs of a new long- distance passenger train. Their high precision and toughness won imc over.

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DB Systemtechnik

Rail section monitoring during running operation

Sensors from ASC help Deutsche Bahn identify track damage early on


The condition of the rail network has to be inspected on a regular basis. For several years, Deutsche Bahn AG have also been using regular trains for monitoring infrastructure as part of their DB 4.0 digitalisation strategy. High-precision sensors from ASC GmbH in Pfaffenhofen, Germany are used to scan the track bed with millimetre precision here.

UContinuous infrastructure monitoring (CIM) on high-speed in-service trains

Railway infrastructure monitoring is cumbersome, disruptive and expensive. Or isn’t it? In partnership with Siemens Mobility Türkiye Tand DB Systemtechnik GmbH, Turkish State Railways (TCDD) decided to take an innovative approach: Continuous Infrastructure Monitoring (CIM). Enabled by ASC sensor technology, they are moving from a corrective “find and fix” approach to “predict and prevent”: the proactive identification of future risks by integrating historic with real-time data collected through inertial sensors embedded in high-speed

passenger trains.

News

Lantech's Railway Solutions - Transforming Rail Communication

In the world of railway transportation, the need for reliable, high-speed communication networks is more critical than ever. Lantech, a leader in industrial networking solutions, has stepped up to this challenge with their state-of-the-art Railway Solutions.

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Frequentis

FREQUENTIS implements MCX system trial for ÖBB

Frequentis is supporting ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG (ÖBB) in conducting a trial of Mission Critical Services (MCX) as part of the transition to the Future Railway Mobile Communication System (FRMCS). MCX ensures real-time, reliable communication for essential operations, supporting safety and coordination in high-pressure environments in public transport. The trial aims to test the capabilities of the MCX system in real railway environments, ensuring that it meets the high-performance demands of future rail operations.

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Frequentis

FREQUENTIS delivers SBB a new communication system

Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) has selected Frequentis to deliver and implement a new communication system that will replace the current dispatcher system and manage communication for over 11,000 trains daily. The new platform called IMS Service BTA will enhance communication between train control centres, staff, and emergency teams, ensuring smoother operations across the network.

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Nexxiot Launches Vector: New Sensor Delivers Precision Control for Rail Safety and Asset Intelligence

The transportation and mobility industries are on the cusp of a major revolution. Applications such as autonomous vehicles, dynamic, demand-led real-time traffic management using ‘vehicle to anything’ (V2X) technology and high-resolution video/CCTV linked to AI systems to improve compliance, safety and convenience via smart transportation infrastructure have all been spoken about for many years. Initially these were in the realm of science fiction, then discussed as conceptual ‘art of the possible’ technology topics, and now, finally, as realistic aspirations to be implemented in the near future.

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NEXXIOT

Nexxiot Launches Vector: New Sensor Delivers Precision Control for Rail Safety and Asset Intelligence

Dan MacGregor, Nexxiot Co-Founder explores these opportunities and explains how the newly released Vector sensor, used to monitor brakes, hatches, and doors on railcars, is a game changer for the industry.

PATRICK OSEI

The Impact OF AI and IoT on the Future of Transportation by Patrick Osei, CEO BtoB IoT & AI in Mobility

The rise of the Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) has significantly transformed the way we live, work, and travel. The transportation sector has seen some of the most significant changes, with IoT and AI playing a crucial role in mobility. 

DEUTA-WERKE

DEUTA RedCloud® - Data overview in real time

DEUTA RedCloud® DEUTA RedCloud® is a cloud-based software solution for real time acquisition, processing and analysis of event recorder and sensor data, improving efficiency of railway operations, proving compliance and supporting maintenance activities. Our approach We use Lean Product development with human-centred Design Thinking to develop our solution. 

Bitzer
Compact and Lightweight: BITZER SPEEDLITE ELV52 for air conditioning in rail vehicles

Mobile air conditioning and heat pump systems for rail vehicles come with their own set of challenges. Factors such as space requirements, weight, efficiency and lifetime have a direct impact on investment and operating costs as well as future compatibility. To meet the specific requirements of railways, air conditioning components must therefore be compact, reliable, lightweight and have a low sound level – all features of the new scroll compressor SPEEDLITE ELV52 by BITZER. 

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Lantech

Lantech's Railway Solutions - Transforming Rail Communication

In the world of railway transportation, the need for reliable, high-speed communication networks is more critical than ever. Lantech, a leader in industrial networking solutions, has stepped up to this challenge with their state-of-the-art Railway Solutions.

FRAUSCHER

Transformation of Signalling Systems with Wayside Object Controllers

Traditional centralised railway systems often encounter scalability challenges. These systems are typically designed in a fixed manner, which means that any efforts to upgrade or expand them are often very costly and complicated. 

BÄCHLI AG

Contributing to the future with Smart-E-Power®

One of the major challenges is to design the right transformer for a specific application. Legislation, technical standards, electrical and mechanical requirements, design preferences, efficiency, space requirements, weight, etc. are just some of the many considerations needed to find the optimal solution. 


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This year DEUTA celebrates its 15th IconTrust anniversary and we took the opportunity to ask
Dr. Rudolf Ganz, Technical CEO at DEUTA 5 questions


Dr. Rudolf Ganz started his career 1999 at DEUTA. As technical CEO he is responsible for R&D, World Wide Sales, Quality, After Sales Service & Repair and Project- and Program Management.

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MELANIE KLEINPÖTZL CDO (Chief Digital Officer) at Frauscher Semsortechnik present Frauscher new FAdP Point Control solution at Innotrans 2024

Ken Woolley, Sales Manager at Lantech Communication presenting the range of products of Lantech at Innotrans 2024

Renate Bay and Markus Nowak presenting the range of products of ASC at Innotrans

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INNOTRANS 2024

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InnoTrans 2024 is the leading international trade show for transport technology, which will showcase the future of mobility in Berlin from 24 to 27 September 2024. This year, the focus will be on electrification, digitalisation, automation and sustainability. Trade visitors will experience numerous world premieres – from ultra-modern trains and buses to AI applications and sustainable infrastructure solutions. InnoTrans is the meeting place for industry leaders, transport companies, political decision-makers and urban transport experts. As a global platform, it offers a unique opportunity for international cooperation and networking.


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IT-TRANS

International Conference and Exhibition


14- 16 May 2024

Karlsruhe - Germany
Messe Karlsruhe

Middle East Rail is intentionally designed to inspire, encourage knowledge exchange and to showcase innovative solution providers who promise world-class excellence and infrastructure delivery. Like every industry, railway design, construction, tech and engineering are changing; our reliance on digital rail solutions grows exponentially and so does our vision for new and interesting infrastructure projects and developments. We’re embracing public and private rail transport, the connected passenger and a digital future, with a need for exciting infrastructure design, new business models and sustainable rail networks. 

RISE OF IOT


31 May - 01 June 2023

Cologne - Germany

This is a key event in the rail industry for attendees to gain a pragmatic idea about digital challenges, how to overcome them and what opportunities exist to take the next steps with guarantees. The conference will explore predictive maintenance, asset optimisation and the benefits of smart data, big data and the Internet of Things. The event aims to help managers, operators and companies to increase capacity, improve reliability, minimise downtime and reduce costs of railway maintenance.

 UITP Global Public Transport Summit


14 - 16 March 2023

Nuremberg - Germany

The world’s biggest event dedicated to sustainable urban mobility, the UITP Summit will bring together all transport modes, industry authorities, operators and exhibitors for an immersive 4-day experience. The event will combine world-class Congress sessions and an Exhibition showcasing the latest innovations, solutions and products. Themed ‘Bright Light of the City’, the 2023 Summit aims to focus on urban public transport, its passengers and their navigation around the city of Barcelona using well-connected transit systems.

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