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Behind Vossloh and StrainLabs’ Smart Bolts

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Smart bolts with an integrated sensor for remote monitoring, developed by the Swedish start-up Strainlabs, are one of the first Internet of Things (IoT) products to be monitorable on the Vossloh connect platform. RailTech discusses the ‘Vossloh connect’ platform and the implications of IoT and digitalisation for the rail sector with Pierre-Henri Bougeant, Head of Digitalisation at Vossloh.

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Behind Vossloh and StrainLabs’ Smart Bolts

Smart bolts by Strainlabs
Smart bolts by Strainlabs Strainlabs

Smart bolts with an integrated sensor for remote monitoring, developed by the Swedish start-up Strainlabs, are one of the first Internet of Things (IoT) products to be monitorable on the Vossloh connect platform. RailTech discusses the ‘Vossloh connect’ platform and the implications of IoT and digitalisation for the rail sector with Pierre-Henri Bougeant, Head of Digitalisation at Vossloh.

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Author: Emma Dailey

Emma Dailey is an editor at RailTech.com and RailTech.be.

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