
RAIL & TRANSPORTATION
Systems that run in public, for thirty years.
Vending machines, dispatch desks and passenger displays are long-lived, physically distributed, and unforgiving when they fail. Testing them by hand does not scale to the estate.
Estate-wide coverageLegacy and modern side by sideRuns unattended
THE INTERFACE PROBLEM
PROOFTransport systems outlive the tools that built them. A ticket machine in a station, a dispatcher's terminal and a platform display are three different stacks with one thing in common: the only reliable way to check them has been to send a person to look.
Deutsche Bahn cut testing time by 80% across its automation suite.
Read the case studyThe delivery lifecycle
One system, three phases, and a document at the end of each.
WHAT IT DRIVES
If a person can operate it, the agent can.
Ticket vending machines
Dispatch and control-room terminals
Passenger information displays
Booking and back-office web systems
Legacy desktop clients
WHAT THIS SECTOR REQUIRES
Built for where it has to run.
Deterministic replay, so a fault report can be reproduced exactly
Deployment inside the operator's own perimeter
Accessible evidence for public-sector reporting
USE CASES HERE
NEXT STEP
See it on your own rail & transportation systems.
We scope the trial with you and run it on your real environment. A person answers, within one business day.
Scoped with you firstA short call about targets, scale and deployment.
Terms agreed before the startScope and conversion terms in writing, up front.
Nothing leaves your perimeterOn-premise and air-gapped deployment. ISO 27001, GDPR.