Rheinmetall joins Siemens-led project on remote train operation and AI-based obstacle detection

Posted on January 20, 2026 by Guest authors

Rheinmetall is participating in the RemODtrAIn research project, which is developing remote-controlled train operation and AI-based obstacle detection for rail applications.

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Pacific National opens new Kalgoorlie freight terminal

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March 24, 2026
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The operator said the terminal is designed to increase capacity and improve reliability for services between Perth, Kalgoorlie and the east coast.

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UK Transport Secretary orders HS2 to review 360 km/h design

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March 26, 2026
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The review will assess whether changes to the line’s 360 km/h design specification could save billions of euros and bring passenger services into operation earlier.

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Jacobs, Arcadis JV appointed for Logan and Gold Coast Faster Rail Project

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The Department of Transport Queensland has appointed Jacobs and Arcadis for the Logan and Gold Coast Faster Rail Project in Australia.The post Jacobs, Arcadis JV appointed for Logan and Gold Coast Faster Rail Project appeared first on Railway Technology.

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