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Onboard & Trackside Electronics Built for a 24/7 Duty Cycle

We design and manufacture telematics, monitoring, and control electronics engineered for continuous vibration, wide temperature swings, and high-EMI railway environments.

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24/7Continuous Operation Design
Wide-RangeOperating Temperature
In-HouseTesting & Qualification

Electronics for Every Stage of a Rail Deployment

We design and build hardware across onboard, cab, and trackside systems — engineered for the vibration, thermal, and EMI conditions unique to rail.

Onboard Telematics Units

Vibration-hardened monitoring and connectivity hardware for continuous onboard operation.

Condition Monitoring Systems

Sensor-driven monitoring for bogies, brakes, and critical subsystems supporting predictive maintenance.

Driver & Passenger HMI Displays

Ruggedized display and control interfaces built for cab and passenger information systems.

Power Supply & Conversion Units

Robust power electronics designed to handle rail-grade voltage variation and transients.

Trackside Signalling Support

Control and communication hardware engineered for outdoor, EMI-heavy trackside installation.

Ruggedized Enclosures

In-house injection moulding for enclosures rated for vibration, dust, and moisture exposure.

Depot & Yard Monitoring Hardware

Fixed-installation monitoring electronics for maintenance depots and stabling yards.

Qualification & Test Support

In-house vibration, thermal, and burn-in testing to speed up your certification and approval cycle.

Where We're Focused Right Now

Predictive Maintenance

Condition-Based Monitoring

Rail operators are shifting from scheduled to condition-based maintenance — we're building sensor and telemetry hardware to support that shift.

  • Vibration and temperature sensing on critical subsystems
  • Edge-processed alerting before failure occurs
  • Data handoff into fleet maintenance systems
Connected Fleets

Onboard Connectivity & Telemetry

Rolling stock is becoming a continuously connected asset — we design the onboard hardware that keeps it reporting reliably from anywhere on the network.

  • Cellular and trackside-network connectivity hardware
  • EMI-hardened design for high-interference zones
  • Long-service-life hardware built for decade-plus deployment

How We Engineer for Rail Reliability

The design and manufacturing practices that carry across every railway project we take on.

Rail-Grade Component Selection

Wide-temperature, shock-and-vibration-rated components selected against rail duty cycles from the start of design.

EMC-Aware Design Practice

Layout and shielding practices developed for high-EMI environments near traction and signalling infrastructure.

In-House Qualification Testing

Vibration, thermal cycling, and burn-in testing run before hardware ships, shortening your certification path.

EN 50155Electronic equipment design practice for rolling stock
EN 50121EMC design practice for railway applications
EN 45545Fire protection design awareness for rail vehicles
IP-Rated EnclosuresDust and moisture protection for trackside hardware

Design and testing practices are aligned with the standards above. Confirm current certification status with our team before citing formal compliance.

Railway Projects We've Delivered

Onboard Telematics

Vibration-Hardened Monitoring Unit for Rolling Stock

Designed and manufactured a telematics unit engineered from schematic through enclosure to survive the full operating life of the vehicle without field failure.

Trackside Systems

EMI-Hardened Signalling Support Hardware

Delivered outdoor-rated control electronics designed to operate reliably alongside high-EMI traction and signalling infrastructure.

Predictive Maintenance

Condition Monitoring Rollout Across a Fleet

Deployed bogie and brake condition-monitoring hardware across a fleet, feeding data into the operator's maintenance planning system.

Have a Railway Project in Mind?

Tell us about your operating environment and requirements — we'll help you scope it.

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