In this STARS tutorial, you will learn about two of eight Technological Innovation Trends from the Technology Innovation Analysis provided by RAILENIUM and regarding Assets for automated/autonomous or remotely piloted operations & Network management planning and control.

In this STARS tutorial, you will learn about hydrogen-powered trains also known as Hydrail.

The S-ACCESS "Mission to the USA" will include "Railway Interchange" (Indianapolis, Indiana) and "APTA Expo" (Orlando, Florida) as well as a short visit to Canada.

By following this STARS tutorial, organised by the Enterprise Europe Network Berlin-Brandenburg (EEN), will provide you with some useful information about funding instruments at EU level.

In this STARS tutorial, you will learn about validation and homologation Issues regarding Artificail Intelligence in safety-critical railway applications. 

In this STARS Tutorial which is organised by the Fraunhofer Institute for Reliability and Microintegration IZM you will learn about smart sensors and communication technologies for railway applications.

As the demand for green technologies rises, every industry tries to find a way to be 'green', 'sustainable', and 'environment friendly'. In this tutorial, we will provide some tips and suggestions for our SMEs in their purpose to switch to green technologies and lessen their environmental footprint.

In this STARS tutorial, you will learn about two of eight Technological Innovation Trends from the Technology Innovation Analysis provided by RAILENIUM and regarding Smart Asset Management/Maintenance of the future and Railways Digital Twin.

The "Meet the Buyers" event will help participating companies to hear directly from the U.S. Buyers about their tender planning, their market needs, the requirements and conditions of the tenders they use, discover the portals where their solicitations are published, etc. to improve the readiness of companies to apply. Representatives of the Procurement Departments of various public (and private) Buyers from Florida (Orlando), Indiana (Indianapolis), Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh) and Ohio are invited as speakers. 

The tutorial is on the mind-boggling challenge of keeping under continuous control the ever-increasing heterogeneous IoT data sources, interfaces and protocols  in your industrial processes and applications. Almost every industrial domain is facing the challenge of dealing with the diversity of sensors and equipment involved. This diversity is fueled by the promising capabilities and performance potential offered by new devices, technologies, interfaces and protocols deployed. Nevertheless, ad-hoc integration may result in systems quickly becoming too complex  and expensive to manage, resulting in counter-productive processes. In this webinar we will be presenting the benefits of introducing an abstraction level through a modular middleware dedicated to the integration of heterogeneous IoT data sources. We will show how to keep under control the integration over time – of adding newer heterogeneous IoT data to existing infrastructures - by leveraging semantics and built-in flexible data modeling.