File:RCAS technology is designed to prevent train collisions (7494313608) (2).jpg
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| Description | In the Railway Collision Avoidance System (RCAS) research project, DLR researchers have developed a complete system for preventing train collisions, which does not rely on any fixed infrastructure. The Bayerische Oberlandbahn (BOB) is a collaborative partner, having made one of its 'Integral' type regional trains, shown in this image, available as a test vehicle for RCAS. The technology is now ready for the market. |
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| Source | RCAS technology is designed to prevent train collisions |
| Author | DLR German Aerospace Center |
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