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At InnoTrans 2026, Liebherr is showcasing innovative solutions in the field of rail transport and demonstrating how challenges can be overcome in the future by means of long-lasting and robust solutions.
Schaeffler is developing a series of innovative high-performance axlebox bearings especially for use in high-speed rail.
PJ Monitoring offers the comprehensive ‘DAC 4.5’ solution, which comprises tried-and-tested coupling technology and digital train functions that can be combined, such as the automatic brake test.
In its 80th anniversary year, the HÜBNER Group will be presenting a broad spectrum of solutions for the rail industry at InnoTrans 2026 in Berlin.
Eurostar received authorisation from the European Union Agency for Railways (ERA) to bring the first e300 train fitted with the on-board ETCS into service.
One module, multiple functions: with the HEFES front-end system, the HÜBNER Group is presenting a new, fully integrated solution for the front end of trams and light rail vehicles.
The Brno-based company Betrian has also succeeded in the Polish market with its NavTrain application after Poland introduced digital orders for drivers on its railway network from 1 July 2026.
The HÜBNER Group and ZEISS Microoptics have received a “Special Recognition” at the CNA Innovation Award 2026 for the development of transparent holographic displays for public transport.
Passenger information systems, video surveillance, and Ethernet-based control and communication networks are continuously increasing the demand for high-performance data transmission in rail transport.
The requirements placed on modern rail transport are more complex than ever: Vehicles need to be more reliable, more efficient and more sustainable in operation while requirements are also becoming increasingly demanding in terms of automation, maintenance and service life.
On 28 July 2026, Knorr-Bremse signed an agreement with OpenGate Capital to sell its global HVAC business unit, Merak.
At InnoTrans, the family-owned coatings manufacturer Mankiewicz will present new coating solutions for the railway industry that address one of the sector’s key challenges: reducing downtime while maintaining high surface quality and long-term performance.
PJM‘s WaggonTracker is the only digital system on the market that automates rail freight transport and enables in-depth real-time monitoring of all relevant wagon components on a single platform.
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