The OBC team is heading back to @railliveuk in just over two weeks β the 'Glastonbury' of the rail industry. πͺ
π You'll find us near our usual spot β keep walking to Zone M, stand M2.
See you there! π
π Learn more about #AIVR ahead of the event: https://t.co/cp9aJGuPUu
Last week a few members of the OBC team celebrated Derby Engineering Unit turning 30! π
DEU have been instrumental to the mechanical, electrical and site works that keep our AIVR deployments running nationwide.
A special happy birthday to a very special team!
Great and busy time at UK Rail's first event π¬π§
Our Co-Founder Emily Kent joined a panel discussion at @railinnovate's Digital Innovation Theatre, exploring what innovation without barriers really looks like β and what it takes to build a truly connected rail supply chain.
A few members of the OBC team returned to West Town Lane Academy in Bristol β a school where several colleagues were once pupils.
The team engaged with the pupils at the careers afternoon β showing pupils how technology is used in the real world to solve problems.π‘οΈ
VIU 4 made a stop at Bristol Temple Meads last week! π
Onboard, a suite of #AIVR monitoring technology constantly collecting data across the network for remote inspection β supporting safer and more efficient operations.
From alert to action π¨
When #AIVR detects a thermal hotspot, an automated alert delivers location, temperature, and severity data straight to your inbox. One click takes you straight to the evidence for online review.
πLearn more about AIVR: https://t.co/6luyfIohyY
When a train runs the same route multiple times a day, how do you avoid uploading the same data repeatedly β and ensure engineers only see the best quality footage?
The answer: Dynamic Demand π
π Read the full explainer: https://t.co/uSCtsnpEp8
Great to see AIVR featured alongside @LNER, @networkrail and @TDynamicsHQ π
#AIVR is already covering the vast majority of the LNER network and detecting faults before they escalate.
π Read more: https://t.co/ccq45X0gZY