This year’s company outing took us to the beautiful Lake Wolfgang – and from there up the mountain with the Schafbergbahn. A small highlight for us was the ride on the Schafbergbahn: as a cog railway, it is not only impressive from a scenic point of view, but also technically fascinating. Thank you to our
We were on site in Bussnang for the commissioning of our ForceBEE system and for product training. Stadler will use ForceBEE to carry out brake force measurements on vehicles already in operation at customer sites – quickly, precisely and efficiently. In addition, the system will support quality control for newly manufactured vehicles, taking documented brake
We were on site at PT INKA (Industri Kereta Api) in Indonesia – one of Southeast Asia’s leading rolling stock manufacturers. The visit included commissioning, product training and practical measurement sessions directly on the vehicle. With around 20 participants, the program started with a detailed product introduction and technical presentation, followed by extensive hands-on measurements
Unser gemeinsames Projekt mit SKF Sealing Solutions Austria und NET-Automation erreicht die finale Phase. Aktuell liegt der Fokus auf der präzisen Abstimmung des komplexen Greifmechanismus. Eine besondere Herausforderung besteht darin, dass das System für zwei unterschiedliche Behältertypen ausgelegt werden muss: klassische Kisten sowie Stahl-Gitterboxen. Parallel dazu wird intensiv an der Steuerlogik gearbeitet. Auch die Software
Our sales partner TMT Part & Service from Thailand represented ForceBEE at Asia Pacific Rail and presented the brake force measurement system to the Asian railway market. The strong interest at the exhibition confirms an important development: direct brake force measurement is becoming increasingly relevant for railway operators worldwide. With ForceBEE, NET-Automation provides a modern
We recently had the opportunity to carry out a ForceBEE product demonstration at Great Western Railway (GWR) in Reading, United Kingdom. Together with the team around Neil Wimbridge, we showcased how direct brake force measurement can be performed quickly, precisely, and without any mechanical modification of the brake system. The feedback was very encouraging: The
