Students of the specialty “Railroad automation and telemechanics" visited the machine vision competence center and two research laboratories for adaptation and testing of signaling systems

Our future colleagues saw how we produce digital solutions based on machine vision and artificial intelligence, which allow locomotives to be remotely controlled with minimal human involvement.

In the laboratory for working with signaling systems, the guests learned how we conduct functional tests of software and hardware, organize full-scale tests with existing equipment, test interface with new types of devices and related systems, for example, with a microprocessor-based track circuit system.

The main goal of the event is to give young people the opportunity to communicate with specialists working at enterprises, to get answers to questions about the specifics of the production and operation of not only railway automation systems, but also systems using machine vision technology.