DB Cargo: Digital freight train goes into customer use
Almost half a million freight wagons are rolling on Europe's rails; they are currently still coupled by hand and are unable to establish power or continuous data lines.
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Almost half a million freight wagons are rolling on Europe's rails; they are currently still coupled by hand and are unable to establish power or continuous data lines.
DB said its Digital Automatic Coupler system has passed testing and is being perfected, with industry assistance, before production.
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