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Purpose and Scope of IEC 63452 This article is formatted in a style that I sometimes prefer, which is ‘bulletized’ and follows a mind-mapping technique to help bring key points across. The IEC 63452 standard is over 250 pages long. Once it becomes publicly available, I will be sure to provide an updated post to […]
Introduction to IEC 63452 and Railway Cybersecurity Read More »
Next-gen infrastructure asset management technologies are critical to improving the margins of any operations. When it comes to industries that rely on expensive assets and infrastructures to enable operations, keeping assets functioning at top performance is critical to the bottom line. Planned Maintenance Is ‘Old School’ Planned-maintenance activities have been the core of the infrastructure
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Your 22 years old, in college and you see the future is happening right in front of you. What do you do? Do you stay in school and pursue the education, or do you jump head first into your passion? Tough question for some. With the pace that technology is progressing and the availability of
If you are reading this article, it’s probably that you wonder why to associate intelligence with unmanned cars? After all, it’s only codes that programmers from Google, Tesla or Uber or smaller start-up wrote. Furthermore, and even if it were possible to make cars more intelligent, why bother about it? Aren’t they already operating quite
How to make unmanned cars much more intelligent? Read More »
Autonomous Vehicles are Not New In the last year, unmanned cars have made the headlines throughout the world, and the idea that cars could be driven solely by computers came as a shock to many. The reality is that driverless vehicles have been around for some time, both in railway and PRT operations, and analyzing
What the autonomous vehicle industry can learn from railways? Read More »