Results for tag: "Computer Based Interlocking System"

Computer Based Interlocking System (CBIS) is a technology used in the rail industry to ensure the safe and efficient operation of trains. It is a system of electronic control and communication that replaces traditional mechanical interlocking systems. CBIS is used to control the movement of trains, manage signals, and ensure that trains are routed safely and efficiently. It also provides real-time information to operators and other stakeholders, allowing them to make informed decisions. CBIS is becoming increasingly popular in the rail industry due to its ability to improve safety, reduce delays, and increase efficiency. It is also cost-effective and can be easily integrated with existing systems. Some of the companies in the CBIS market include Siemens, Thales, Alstom, Hitachi, and Bombardier. Show Less Read more