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Videos from 2024

Advanced Digital Infrastructure: Explainer
Functionality, advantages and benefits of ADI

Advanced Digital Infrastructure: Explainer (Fullversion)

The video clearly explains the technology and the benefits of “Advanced Digital Infrastructure”. Each train can be continuously localized with its extension on the track network. Continuous data transmission and higher computing speeds now make it possible to define dynamic block divisions for each train in the same network in order to run trains at individual intervals depending on their current speed and length (so-called “moving blocks”).

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Advanced Digital Infrastructure: Explainer 

Advanced Digital Infrastructure: Explainer (Shorter Version 3 min)

The video clearly explains the technology and the benefits of “Advanced Digital Infrastructure” in a shorter way then the one above. 

Advanced Digital Infrastructure: Explainer (Short Version 1min)
Advanced Digital Infrastructure: Explainer (Short)

Advanced Digital Infrastructure: Explainer (Short Version 1,5 min)

The video explains the technology and the benefits of “Advanced Digital Infrastructure” in a short way. 

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CTMS - re-scheduling of trains

Capacity & Traffic Management System (CTMS): Trains are being re-scheduled after a disruption

This video illustrates how the CTMS prototype adjusts the schedules of nearly 40 trains during (simulated) live operations. This adjustment is done in a holistic way, even changing schedules of trains that are not directly affected, in order to minimize overall delay with respect to the original schedule. The underlying optimization algorithms are based on Artificial Intelligence (AI). 

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AutomatedTrain train drivers

AutomatedTrain: Digitale Schiene Deutschland develops and tests automated preparation and shutdown of trains

Digitale Schiene Deutschland accompanied two train drivers as they carried out their preparatory shutdown of the train. In the video, they explain which work steps are still carried out manually today and could be eliminated in the future.

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Interview with project lead Susanne Gschwendtner

Interview with AutomatedTrain project lead Susanne Gschwendtner.

Susanne Gschwendtner, Project Lead of AutomatedTrain (Digitale Schiene Deutschland), talks in an interview about why the rail system of the future needs fully automated, driverless driving and explains the goals and benefits of the project.

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The Corridor Rhine-Alpine

The Corridor Rhine-Alpine

As an important north-south axis, the Corridor Rhine-Alpine links important seaports and economic areas in Europe. It runs through the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland & Italy and is a central lifeline of the European transport network.

Videos from 2023

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Digital Twin

Digital twin: Video of a simulated S-train line in Hamburg

In the future, fully automated driving will require the sensors at the front of the train to detect objects in the track environment. Artificial intelligence (AI) then evaluates these in terms of their criticality. It must be trained in advance. This is largely done in a digital twin, a highly realistic 1:1 replica of the track environment. The video shows a simulation of a rapid transit line in Hamburg.

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SLP Zwieseler Spinne: Installation of GFK

SLP project Zwieseler Spinne: Installation of three track field concentrators under winter weather conditions

Mastering winter challenges: The SLP project Zwieseler Spinne sends a strong signal for solutions and cooperation under extreme conditions!

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SLP project Zwieseler Spinne: Construction of a GFK

SLP project Zwieseler Spinne: construction of track field concentrator  

Fast-Track Programme: Construction measures for the installation of the first track field concentrators in the SLP Cluster 2 project Zwieseler Spinne.

Digitale Schiene Deutschland and industry receive funding to test fully automated train operation
AutomatedTrain: funding to test fully automated train operation

Digitale Schiene Deutschland and industry receive funding to test fully automated train operation

The research and development project “AutomatedTrain” aims to enable a more flexible use of trains through driverless, fully automated dispatching and parking functionality. To achieve this goal, two regional trains will be automated equipped with state-of-the art sensor technology. German government funds the project with EUR 42.6 million.

Das Erfolgsprojekt Sensors4Rail im Überblick
Sensors4Rail: What was it about?

Sensors4Rail: A successful project comes to an end

After a total of four years, Sensors4Rail, one of the most successful research and development projects of Digitale Schiene Deutschland, has come to an end.

Videos from 2022

Capacity and Traffic Management System
Deep Reinforcement Learning

Digitale Schiene Deutschland develops an AI-based capacity and traffic management system using the "Deep Reinforcement Learning" method

What Deep Reinforcement Learning is and how it revolutionizes the scheduling and dispatching in the digital railway system of the future, you can see in the video.

Digitale Schiene Deutschland and NVIDIA collaborate on a digital twin of the rail network
The digital twin of the rail environment (Source: NVIDIA)

Digitale Schiene Deutschland and NVIDIA collaborate on a digital twin of the rail network

In order to be able to drive fully automatically, sensor technology in conjunction with AI must be able to record and interpret the track environment and obstacles in the future. With an exact digital twin of the rail network, it is possible to simulate a wide variety of situations in any number and to train the AI in a targeted manner.

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Interview with systems engineer Kristina Asselbor

Advancing digitalisation as a systems engineer

Kristina Asselbor works as a systems engineer at Deutsche Bahn (DB). As an employee of Digitale Schiene Deutschland, she is involved in the biggest technological reorganisation of the German rail system since the first rail link in 1835. In this interview, she talks about her professional career.   

Videos from 2021

ITS World Congress 2021: Premiere for Sensors4Rail
Sensors4Rail project phase 1

ITS World Congress 2021: Premiere for Sensors4Rail

The ITS World Congress 2021 in Hamburg was the premiere for Sensors4Rail: For the first time, the equipped test vehicle ran on the 23-kilometre route of the S21 line between Hamburg-Berliner Tor and Bergedorf as part of special trips and tested the sensor-based perception systems live in train operation.

Understanding the Sensors4Rail project
Sensors4Rail: An innovative cooperation project

Understanding the Sensors4Rail project

What were the goals of the cooperation project and which partners were on board? In this video you can learn more about Sensors4Rail.

Sensors4Rail: Conversion of the project vehicle
Sensors4Rail: Conversion of the project vehicle

Sensors4Rail: Conversion of the project vehicle

Learn more about the conversion of the project vehicle in the video.

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Partnership between Nokia and Digitale Schiene Deutschland

Digitale Schiene Deutschland and Nokia unite to develop the rail communication system of the future, FRMCS

Tomorrow’s digital railway requires a rapid exchange of information between vehicles and infrastructure. To realise this, Digitale Schiene Deutschland is working together with the industry on FRMCS – the 5G-based rail communication system of the future. More insights into the partnership between Nokia and Digitaler Schiene Deutschland and the relevance of 5G for the rail communication system of the future shows the video.