Rail Engineering Solutions
The digitalization of rail has quickened the possibilities of creating an end-to-end railway infrastructure that provides passengers a safer, reliable, and efficient rail journey. With rolling stock and signaling becoming the investment priorities, governments worldwide are upgrading railway infrastructure, traffic management, and urban rail transit systems that meet consumer and regulatory demands.
Our services span across design, development, and integration of signaling and communication engineering, train control systems, braking systems, automation, testing, and validation. We have a strong team of mechanical and embedded hardware/software engineers who develops innovative solutions that maximize railroad safety, enhance passenger journeys, and increase operational efficiencies for our customers.
What we offer

CBTC Network
- Design and Installation Solution
- CBTC ECS2 Signaling Design -RRI,SSI,EI,CBI
- Wayside Integration: Equipment Integration Design and Testing Services
- Cloud based WDMS (Wayside Detection and Monitoring System)

Rolling Stock
- Mechanical and Electrical Design: Interiors, Car body, and Subsystems
- CAB Simulator
- Retrofit/Upgrade Projects
- Testing and Commissioning Support

Train Design and Control
- Analysis for Stress, Air flow, Crash, Noise, and Vibration
- Schematics and Harness Design
- Computer-Based Training: Technicians and Maintenance (MOW) Workers
- Embedded Development for Train Controls
- BIM Modelling for Stations and High-Speed Signaling System

Rail Health Inspection
- Track Surface Anomaly Detection
- Track Geometry
- Track Resonance Monitoring
- Track Structural Integrity Scanning
- Tie and Rivet Health Monitoring
- Third Rail and Pantograph Predictive Maintenance

In-Train Entertainment Connectivity
- Digital Streaming Services
- POWERLINK USB Charger Product
- In-Seat Entertainment Application
- SMARTBOX for Luxury Trains

Positive Train Control
- PTC Software Development: Back Office, RWPS (Roadway Protection System)
- PTC testing: 49 CFR part 236
- On-Board to Back Office Connectivity