SENSUM is the first Polish system of the DAS (Driver Advisory System) class, supporting train engineers in efficient train operation by dynamically displaying recommendations for optimal vehicle speed. The system is implemented using big-data technologies and is based on communication between onboard terminals and a central system. Artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms are utilized within the system to enhance recommendation accuracy and to detect changes and events in the railway network that affect train operation. Developed for PGE Energetyka Kolejowa, SENSUM has undergone a series of successful operational tests and is being jointly implemented in the Polish railway market.

The ECODRIVING system is an advanced Business Intelligence (BI) system that integrates data sources within a railway carrier, enabling precise measurement of train energy consumption. This facilitates the implementation of eco-driving initiatives and a motivational program for engineers linked to efficient driving practices, leading to energy savings of up to 10% in traction energy. The system has been successfully deployed in the Łódź Metropolitan Railway and the Warsaw Fast Urban Railway.
Quick deployment
Intuitive web interface for engineers, instructors, and management
Support for incentive programs based on achieved savings

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Our simulator has traveled the world with us. Its successive versions have visited India, Berlin, and Gdańsk. It has permanently settled in Toruń and Kraków. Its assistance has been invaluable in the SENSUM projects and R&D projects.


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A research project resulting in the development of algorithms for determining recommended travel profiles in rail traffic. These allowed the construction of a travel assessment system and support for incentive programs. The system is intended for both meter reading settlement systems and models integrated with the SENSUM system (Ecodriving based on dynamic cabin recommendations).

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