Mounting the power supply unit within the chassis reduces cable current load and lowers the center of gravity.
A decentralized train control system uses wireless wayside units to enable autonomous operation.
Dedicated tracks enable autonomous carts to transport goods directly to residences, eliminating resident travel time and reducing local traffic congestion.
Wayside control unit detects evacuation status to restrict access zones, preventing other rail vehicles from entering the protected area.
A train on-board controller calculates movement authority via direct vehicle-to-vehicle communication links.
Autonomous rail vehicles use LiDAR, radar, and AI to detect track events and generate demand schedules instead of fixed timetables.
A train driver assistance system generates optimized speed profiles to manage energy consumption during operation.
A railway speed control system calculates time-to-target-speed-crossing to manage train velocity.