Topic: AI

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR RAIL FREIGHT DB Cargo to use AI to improve locomotive spare parts forecasting

DB Cargo has implemented an AI-supported system to improve the provision of spare parts for locomotives. The initiative is taking place at the DB Cargo…
share your experience Take the survey: AI in combined transport

RailFreight.com and DB Engineering & Consulting are partnering to launch a survey on the development and practical use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in combined transport.
Digital foundations before AI AI isn’t the end-all be-all: Why intermodal terminals still need strong digital foundations

As AI pushes deeper into freight operations, the message from technology providers has often been loud: AI will transform everything. But when you look closely…
optimising network usage From static timetables to living networks: how AI reshapes combined transport planning

For years, combined transport operators have been asked to do the impossible: move more freight from road to rail without a corresponding expansion of infrastructure.…
digital ecosystems 5G, Digital Twin and AI: Inside one of Europe’s most innovative intermodal terminals

The East-West Gate (EWG) intermodal terminal’s fully integrated digital ecosystem is redefining safety, transparency, and efficiency in logistics. From OCR gates and artificial intelligence to…
interview part II ‘Industry-wide data standardisation is key to unlocking AI potential in rail freight’

AI can help optimise terminal yard operations and planning, with the potential to reduce rehandling and equipment travel distance. The benefits within terminals are clear,…
interview part I What do terminal operators need to know to get the most out of AI?

Tideworks, a US-based terminal operating system (TOS) developer and provider, has found that terminal businesses are lagging behind in using AI. That is despite AI’s…
AI made in EUROPE ‘Operational intelligence in logistics is Europe’s main driver in developing an AI strategy,’ says INFORM CEO

Europe risks being a “passive observer” in the global artificial intelligence race, lagging behind the massive AI model training in the U.S. and China’s strategic…
the future is now AI at work: Real intelligence behind container moves

Imagine navigating your daily commute using an app like Google Maps or Waze. These tools constantly analyse real-time traffic, accidents, and road closures to guide…
Technology DB expands AI use for wagon checks in nationwide test

Deutsche Bahn (DB) is expanding its use of artificial intelligence (AI) to help in checking its rolling stock. The new technology is supposed to significantly…

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Automation and digitalisation CargoBeamer launches automatic wagon inspection project with partners

CargoBeamer is launching a new research and development project for automatic wagon inspection in cooperation with its partners Fraunhofer IML and SGKV. The aim is…
Kazakhstan to introduce AI and build 5 border hubs by 2030

Kazakhstan intends to expand its logistics infrastructure by five more transport hubs. The hubs are supposed to expand the capacity of the Eurasian transport network.…