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A new advanced technology using machine learning has been introduced at Ara station to improve train maintenance and safety.
Recently, a big step was taken towards making trains safer and more modern at Ara station, which is part of the East Central Railway. On Monday, the General Manager, Chhatrasal Singh, officially launched a new machine learning device in the coaching depot. This makes Ara Coaching Depot the first in East Central Railway to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) for train maintenance.
The new system aims to enhance railway safety significantly. Previously, checking and ensuring the safety of train coaches relied mainly on human effort. Now, with this advanced technology, workers will receive precise technical information. The device will also help in spotting small issues in train coaches early, which will help prevent major accidents.
This device has a fantastic feature called ‘real-time’ monitoring. Even if a train is running and there are no technicians nearby, it will send immediate updates about the coach’s condition to the Ara Control Room and other key locations. This allows for quick action on any technical problems, ensuring a safer journey for passengers.
Additionally, this machine learning technology will make train maintenance much more efficient. General Manager Singh mentioned that it will cut down the time needed for train checks. With quicker testing, trains will be available more often, reducing delays and improving the overall railway system.
During the launch, several top railway officials, engineers, and depot workers were present. Singh stated that the Ara coaching depot will now serve as a model for the East Central Railway. If successful, this technology will be rolled out to other depots as well, leading to safer, modern, and timely rail services for passengers in the future.
Summary:
- A new machine learning device has been launched at Ara station.
- This technology aims to improve train safety and maintenance.
- Real-time monitoring will allow for quick responses to issues during train operations.
- Maintenance time for trains will be reduced, leading to fewer delays.
- The Ara coaching depot will serve as a model for future upgrades in other depots.
