2 minute animation video general overview of the ACRI and UOW developed systems engineering tools for graphically planning and understanding the implications of new technology implementation for railway track work and across your entire organisation. To help you understand the possibilities and identify opportunities for your railway business.
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This paper outlines the longer-term strategy, taken by ACRI in the delivery of research.
A series of potential measures published by the International Union of Railways March 2020.
This register, is an initiative of the National Level Crossing Safety Committee,
ACRI publicly available research available here.
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Australia’s leading authorities on rail safety will join forces to identify world standard safety technology that can be deployed to protect workers on our nation’s rail networks. Working on behalf of The Office of the National Rail Safety Regulatory (ONRSR) and the Rail Industry Safety and Standards Board (RISSB), the…
ACRI is to undertake research to understand better whether the addition of advanced warning through an amber phase is likely to (i) reduce the likelihood of failure to stop at red light signals, and (ii) be implemented in an effective manner at existing active crossings in Australasia.
ACRI together with Newcastle University is pleased to be are commencing research to address trackside worker safety by advancing understanding of robotic deployment opportunities. This project aims to develop a proof-of-concept remotely deployed track isolation/protection solution, seeking to remove the need for personnel to enter the danger zone before isolation…