Indian Railways adopts GPS passenger system

Staff Writer
27 Feb 2008
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Remote Data Exchange (RDX) said it has successfully deployed a GPS-based Passenger Information System (PIS) on Indian Railways.

 

The system allows trains to get exact information of stations along its route, according to RDX.

 

The system is running on Mumbai CST to Nanded, Tapovan Express and will also be commissioned on number of trains plying the Central Railway route.

 

This GPS system was developed specifically for Indian Railways and comes with an entertainment sub-system. Passengers traveling in AC coaches can watch video clips, movies and the video songs all the time during their journey.

 

The system was designed for rugged conditions and comes with anti-theft mechanism.

 

The Southern Central Railway (SCR) division will adopt the system for wider implementation on more trains, RDX said.

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