Railways

MoveOn Telematik Service GmbH

MoveOn Telamtik Service GmbH is a subsidiary of Bayerische Oberlandbahn (BOB) and Bayerische Regiobahn (BRB). Both companies are part of Veolia Verkehr GmbH.

BOB carries around 15,000 passengers a day and travels about 1,7 million track kilometres a year.

S-Bahn Hamburg

PSI Transcom developed a control center system for the light rail operator S-Bahn Hamburg GmbH which assists dispatchers in optimally controlling operations and provides immediate information to passengers on the platforms. The S-Bahn Hamburg GmbH network comprises a total route length of more than 145 kilometers and 68 stations in the greater Hamburg area.

S-Bahn Berlin

As part of the expansion of VMZ Berlin (Berlin Traffic Management Center), PSI Transcom connected the urban rail operator, S-Bahn Berlin, one of the most important transport carriers in all of Berlin, with VMZ. In addition to a more extensive interlinking of S-Bahn Berlin and BVG (Berlin public transport operator) with VMZ, it was necessary to apply the VDV 453 Version 2 interface, which was developed and adopted as a standard and which enables the cross-operator, fully-automatic exchange of a wide variety of services. This interface can be used to visualize the current position of S-Bahn vehicles and to exchange messages for the information service. The internal and external information flows of S-Bahn Berlin were optimized and simplified.

Deutsche Bahn AG

In 2002 Deutsche Bahn AG (DB) commissioned Bombardier Transportation to develop a signal box for Mannheim-Rheinau.

PSI compiled the functional requirements listed in the specifications catalogues by DB and the requirements from the system architecture of the signal box into one requirements catalogue.

Rhätische Bahn

In March 2007, the Rhätische Bahn AG in  Switzerland, commissioned PSI Transcom GmbH to develop a Passenger Information System for their railway network.

The Rhätische Bahn ranks among the most beautiful and interesting railway lines in the world, and the Passenger Information System will represent a further milestone in its 120-year history.