Rail Vision Reveals its Next Generation AI Computer for Railway Safety and Accident Prevention

The new development offers high performance and real time AI deep learning inferencing

Rail Vision Ltd. a technology company at the forefront of revolutionizing railway safety and the data-related market, announces its next generation AI- based computer to be incorporated in its Main Line and Switch Yard systems.

This advanced system represents a major evolution from the Company’s existing AI-based solutions, featuring advanced real-time deep learning capabilities and compliance with stringent railway standards.

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Rail Vision’s system ensures exceptional performance in obstacle detection and identification, even under challenging weather and visibility conditions. Its real-time operational capacity in both software and firmware contributes to a new era of responsiveness and efficiency in railway safety management.

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Furthermore, the system’s design focuses on scalability, ensuring the system remains at the forefront of technological advancements. The integration of cloud connectivity opens new avenues for data analysis and predictive maintenance, enhancing the overall safety and operational efficiency of railway networks.

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“Rail Vision’s next-generation AI computer system, is a significant milestone in railway safety technology. This innovation embodies our unwavering commitment to advancing railway security, marrying cutting-edge AI with real-time processing to prevent accidents and save lives. Our system, technology and cloud connectivity are transformative leap forward, marking a new chapter in intelligent railway operations”, said Shahar Hania, Rail Vision’s Chief Executive Officer.

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