Featured Research & Testing Suppliers
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Astronics
Astronics provides comprehensive ATE and BTE based solutions for the test, support and repair of high value electronic LRUs and PCBs.
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Nexeya Canada - A Hensoldt Company
Nexeya Canada offers electrical interconnect solutions utilised to verify electrical components, cables, harness, assemblies & more.
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Výzkumný Ústav Železniční (VUZ)
VUZ is a company specialized in providing professional services and complex solutions in the field of assessment, certification and testing.
Suppliers
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Rail Vision Ltd
Rail Vision is a leading provider of cutting-edge cognitive vision sensor technology and safety systems for the railway industry.
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Arentis Limited
Arentis Limited is a dedicated Rail Company within the CHG Group providing expertise in security system design, innovations and sustainabili…
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netwiss
netwiss researches and consults on the optimisation of passenger flow, train interiors, baggage handling, dwell time and accessibility.
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SŽ – VIT
SŽ – VIT (SŽ – Vleka in tehnika) provides comprehensive rail vehicle maintenance, train traction and technical wagon services.
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ASC Sensors
ASC German Sensor Engineering is one of the leading manufacturers of train acceleration sensors and rotation rate sensors.
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Alstom
French multinational Alstom provides rolling stock, infrastructure, signalling and digital solutions for the rail sector.
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Holmberg GmbH & Co. KG
Holmberg GmbH & Co. KG manufactures professional electroacoustic products for the rail sector.
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Výzkumný Ústav Železniční (VUZ)
VUZ is a company specialized in providing professional services and complex solutions in the field of assessment, certification and testing.
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