Italy: According to the German company, the components will be installed on new metro trains in the coming weeks.
The company recently announced that it had produced its 150,000th 3D-printed part. Aurelien Fussel, head of additive manufacturing at Alstom, who has been leading development in this field for eight years, talked about the possibilities and prospects of 3D printing.
Russia: Developed by Rostec’s subsidiary, the Yalamov Ural Optical and Mechanical Plant, the system is to be mounted on the locomotive’s main frame and powered by the on-board network.
USA: The Nederlands-based company, in collaboration with Wabtec, plans to release the telematics solution in the first quarter of 2024.
Russia: The digital twin reproduces the operation of the 12,000 m2 workshop and helps to select the best option for its future reconstruction.
The German and Swiss companies plan to launch the solution for monitoring and analysing the condition of components next year.
Poland: The manufacturer allegedly programmed malfunctions into the onboard systems of its Impuls EMUs. Newag itself denies the allegations and plans to take legal action.
China: The first dual-fuel 12-cylinder 12V240H-DFA engine was demonstrated at the Dalian plant.
Germany: Together with its cooperation partner NVIDIA, DSD presented a photo-realistic digital twin of a railway line for fully automation operation.
