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ProgrammesEurope's Rail is organising the third edition of their annual Innovation Days online (7-9 December 2022).
During these Innovation Days, they will discuss the results from the projects of the previous programme, "shift2rail". Additionally, more insights will be given as to how rail is positioning itself within the future of mobility. Technical aspects will be discussed as well, including (but not limited to) traction systems, running gear, KPI models, smart metering, switches and crossings, booking and ticketing solutions, multimodal travel, artificial intelligence, blockchain, condition based maintenance, intelligent video gate and much more.
You can read more about this event on the official announcement. You can find the programme agenda here. You can join through Teams for any sessions you deem relevant through this programme agenda.
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