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KeTech is thrilled to share that it has been chosen by Siemens Mobility for a high-profile UK rail project; implementation of a fully integrated Passenger Information System on East Midlands Railway Class 360 fleet. As part of a comprehensive refurbishment, this collaboration will revolutionise the travel experience for almost 600,000 passengers a year that already […]

KeTech is making a commitment to bringing its technology to Australia to improve the passenger experience. KeTech has been changing the game for the UK’s passenger rail network. It is improving real-time journey information systems in stations, on trains and in the driver’s cab and has identified Australia as an area for growth.  Rail Express spoke with Mike Dixon […]

Although the UK and Australia are at opposite ends of the globe, when it comes to the  railways, they’re not all that dissimilar. Since 1997, the UK has navigated the environment of a part government and a part privately owned rail environment. Around the same time, Australia’s railway was privatised too. The main barrier faced […]

1385 million passenger rail journeys were made in 2023, on many of them, passengers will have encountered varying levels of on-board journey information and therefore experienced different levels of customer experience. Certain passengers may have encountered a Passenger Information System that remains inactive during their journey. Others might have encountered static information displays, limited to […]

KeTech has re-shaped the way Train Operators and Builders can manage their assets through smart Remote Condition Monitoring (RCM). KeTech has utilised its expert data understanding and 25 years of experience in rail to create an RCM system specifically tailored to the rail industry; to prolong asset life, prevent failures and malfunctioning equipment and present […]

Research papers dating back to 2014 report on issues disabled people face when travelling by train, and nearly 10 years later, the same issues are still being reported[1]. There are over 16 million people in the UK alone who live with a sensory, cognitive, or physical impairment[2] and between them have around £274 billion pounds […]