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We offer cutting-edge railway monitoring systems designed to improve safety and efficiency in the railway industry. Our advanced technologies provide comprehensive railway infrastructure monitoring, ensuring the stability and safety of tracks and structures. With real-time data, OSI’s railway safety systems help prevent accidents and ensure smooth operations by detecting potential issues early.

Our railway weather monitoring solutions offer precise measurement of weather conditions that impact railway operations. From temperature and humidity to wind speed, our systems provide critical data to ensure railway operational efficiency even in challenging environments. OSI’s specialized crosswind monitoring for railways helps detect dangerous wind conditions, enhancing safety and reducing operational disruptions.

Our railway environmental monitoring systems track atmospheric conditions and ensure compliance with environmental regulations. Designed for extreme conditions, OSI’s sensors provide accurate and reliable data for real-time railway monitoring, ensuring that railway operators are always informed and can take immediate action when necessary.

With a strong focus on safety sensors for railway applications, OSI is committed to delivering advanced solutions that enhance both safety and efficiency across the railway network. Our technology empowers railways to maintain seamless operations and protect passengers and assets with precision and reliability.

Products applicable on Railways

DSP-WIVIS Weather Identifier and Visibility Sensors

Measures visibility and detects and quantifies rain, snow, drizzle, freezing and mixed precipitation conditions. Our basic OWI featuring the adaptive algorithm software, DSP-based analysis, sturdy performance, and accuracy our customers have come to expect as the norm.

HIP-100, HIPS Hail and Ice Pellet Add-On Sensors

HIP-100 is an acoustic sensor developed as an add-on option to the OWI-series Weather Sensors, giving an even greater range of weather data collection. It is difficult to discriminate a solid ice particle from a water droplet using optical techniques alone...