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CargoBeamer launches automatic wagon inspection project with partners

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CargoBeamer is launching a new research and development project for automatic wagon inspection in cooperation with its partners Fraunhofer IML and SGKV. The aim is to speed up the inspection process with AI and digitalisation. The project is scheduled to finish in summer 2026.

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Automation and digitalisation

CargoBeamer launches automatic wagon inspection project with partners

Image: Shutterstock. © Harmony Video Production

CargoBeamer is launching a new research and development project for automatic wagon inspection in cooperation with its partners Fraunhofer IML and SGKV. The aim is to speed up the inspection process with AI and digitalisation. The project is scheduled to finish in summer 2026.

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