Trains Without Drivers At Madrid Airport
Just stumbled accross this press release from the company who are installing the new communications at Madrid Airport.
Sounds a bit scary to me!!!
You can read the full article here
"Gipuzkoa-based telecom company Ikusi has been commissioned to integrate all the communications systems required to run the new unmanned train at Madrid's Barajas airport (Madrid) using a system that applies wi-fi to the train's safety and security systems. The train is ready to run and will come into service when the new terminal is inaugurated.
Company sources explained that these systems allow a ground control centre "to receive permanent information about everything that happens on the train." Several systems have been used to make this possible. "Particularly important," continued the sources, "is the wireless-LAN system which facilitates simultaneous transmission of up to 12 video signals from inside the trains." Installation involves leading-edge transmission systems capable of working in tunnels.
Besides this system, Ikusi has also been entrusted with the task of installing loudspeaker and interphone systems, data switching systems, the Tetra radio communications system, closed circuit TV, telephones and the software required to integrate all these systems and their connection with the airport's central"system.
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