Rail Vision, Loram Launch Pilot Project
Written by William C. Vantuono, Editor-in-Chief
Rail Vision Ltd. has received an order from Loram for its AI-driven Shunting Yard System for a pilot project “aimed at leveraging Rail Vision’s advanced technology to enhance Loram’s rail track maintenance operations,” the company said. The Shunting Yard System “combines advanced vision sensors with AI and deep learning to automatically detect and classify objects within a range of 656 feet (200 meters), in any weather or light conditions, providing the perfect assistant for coupling.“
The collaboration “emphasizes both companies’ commitment to pioneering railway safety and operational efficiency,” Rail Vision said. “Should the pilot prove successful, the two companies will consider an expansion of this collaboration, further integrating Rail Vision’s innovative solutions into Loram’s service offerings across the U.S. Further cementing our presence in the U.S. market, iur engagement with Loram expands a growing footprint, building on recent milestones, which include a significant sale to a U.S. Class I and securing an order from a leading U.S.-based rail contractor valued at up to $5 million.”
“We are excited to embark on this project with Loram, a company that shares our dedication to enhancing rail safety and efficiency through innovation and technology,” said Rail Vision CEO Shahar Hania. “We believe that this collaboration, alongside our recent successes in the U.S. market, represents a step forward in our mission to redefine railway operations worldwide and establish our brand in the U.S.”
