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Rail & marine

Project OPTIMUS utilises AI to improve railway crossing safety

C2I 2022: Data & Connectivity shortlist

Project to deliver world’s first offshore charging station within a UK wind farm

Team Resolute awarded £1.6bn to deliver Royal Navy support ships

Deal with Indian Railways is the largest ever for Siemens Mobility

Siemens Mobility awarded €3bn for electric locos and maintenance

EMR's Nottingham Eastcroft depot

Simulation collaboration is set to keep trains on track

Comment: Ocean-based CO2 removal is making a splash

An unmanned semi-submersible vehicle prototype developed at Washington State University

‘Semi-sub’ vehicle sails stealthily at water line

Development could be the end of the line for rail disruption caused by leaves on the tracks

Dry ice pellet solution blasts slippery leaves off railway lines

The black surfaces are coated with biocide-free silicone-based paint, the red surfaces are coated with copper-based paint and the white surfaces have no antifouling treatment.

Bio-friendly antifouling paint beats toxic alternatives

Sea trials plot course for autonomous subsea survey vessels

Webinar available on demand: Unlocking true value of unstructured data with Natural Language Processing

SwRI developed an automated compressed air leak detection system that can acoustically and visually detect and report air leaks on moving trains, indicated by spectral signatures in the photos. The team tested the proof-of-concept system on rail cars and trains at SwRI’s Locomotive Technology Centre in San Antonio

Compressed air leak detector could save fuel and labour costs for rail operators