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Software-as-a-service for digitalisation of switches

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Infrastructure managers can just buy IoT sensors to collect data and try to do the rest themselves, but this is not the most optimal way, says Thomas Böhm, Head of Product at KONUX. The company combines Machine Learning algorithms and IoT to deliver software-as-a-service solutions to digitalise railway assets.

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Author: Esther Geerts

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Partner article

Software-as-a-service for digitalisation of switches

KONUX system KONUX

Infrastructure managers can just buy IoT sensors to collect data and try to do the rest themselves, but this is not the most optimal way, says Thomas Böhm, Head of Product at KONUX. The company combines Machine Learning algorithms and IoT to deliver software-as-a-service solutions to digitalise railway assets.

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Author: Esther Geerts

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