Wireless. Integrated. Data-driven. BrakeBEE is our new wireless solution for brake testing of rail vehicles in accordance with UIC 543-1 and VPI Module 7. The system uses wireless pressure modules and sensors, significantly reducing cabling requirements and setup times along the vehicle. What makes BrakeBEE truly unique is its combination with our ForceBEE brake force
Our colleague Wolfgang recently attended Rolling Stock Networking in Derby together with our UK sales partner Mechan. It was a great opportunity to present ForceBEE and exchange ideas with representatives from Siemens, Airquick and Knorr-Bremse Rail Systems UK Ltd. We were very pleased by the strong interest and positive feedback. Seeing railway experts impressed by
Our sales colleague Wolfgang Pantak was on a business trip in Japan, and with two thumbs up he captures the feeling quite well: working internationally for NET-Automation means more than presenting products. It means discovering new cultures, gaining new perspectives and building real collaboration on site. With innovative products, technical expertise and a global rollout,
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
