28 November 2024
At a conference at TSTU, Transtelesoft presented a talk on the development of onboard locomotive systems
At the "Highways of Progress: Innovations in Rail Transport" scientific and practical conference, Transmashholding specialists shared their hands-on experience of implementing rail transport projects with participants and students of Tashkent State Transport University.

At the "Strategic Directions for the Transformation of the Transport Sector" session, Vitaly Pleshanov, Director for Project Management and Digitalization, gave a presentation on TMH's priority areas of digital transformation and the digital technologies it applies. He noted that digital twins and product simulation make it possible to obtain information about how an object performs as early as the design stage and throughout its entire life cycle thereafter. Modern locomotives are already very smart, and they will become even smarter. On every trip, electric trains collect a vast amount of data about infrastructure, their own performance, and the operating conditions they were exposed to. Analyzing and subsequently applying all this information requires the advanced digital technologies used by TMH specialists.

Issues of traffic control and safety were addressed at the "Rolling Stock Safety, Labour and Environmental Protection" session, where Dmitry Volkovsky, Head of the Development Department at Transtelesoft (part of TMH Intelligent Systems), gave a presentation titled "Innovative advantages of using the BORT locomotive traffic safety system on shunting and mainline locomotives in Uzbekistan."

Sergey Lomaka, Lead Research Engineer of the Electrical Systems Department at TMH's Advanced Technology Center, spoke about development trends in service robotics and the monitoring and diagnostics of rolling stock equipment, taking part in the "Development of Service Robotics for Rolling Stock" session.
Since rail transport is and will remain the backbone of overland freight, and freight volumes are growing year on year, new challenges are constantly emerging in improving rolling stock. International cooperation is a necessary condition for successfully addressing them.