Computer visual technologies introduced on the train showed excellent results. Based on successful experience with “Yutuk”, Russian railways began to test similar systems on shunt locomotives. According to Charlkin, great expectations are opened in this direction.
Using the computer opinion, the driver’s help system was also discussed. Although the train remains with the train driver, the system tells him the potential problems with the infrastructure, the people next to the train, the traffic light signals and the other features of the road. This increases safety and productivity.
In addition, Russian railways develop an intellectual examination of freight trains. With the help of a computer vision, the system monitors the cargo fixing status by excluding human factor and increasing the reliability of transportation.
Source: Ferra
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