At CEATEC 2026 in Japan, Hitachi demonstrated how a small vibration sensor installed beneath a train carriage can help railway operators detect mechanical problems before they cause breakdowns. The technology is part of HMAX for Rail, Hitachis AI-powered maintenance platform designed to improve reliability, reduce maintenance costs, and potentially prevent service disruptions. Last year at CEATEC 2025, we explored Hitachis AI agents, conversational industrial machines, and sensor gloves designed...
At CEATEC 2026 in Japan, Hitachi demonstrated how a small vibration sensor installed beneath a train carriage can help railway operators detect mechanical problems before they cause breakdowns. The technology is part of HMAX for Rail, Hitachis AI-powered maintenance platform designed to improve reliability, reduce maintenance costs, and potentially prevent service disruptions. Last year at CEATEC 2025, we explored Hitachis AI agents, conversational industrial machines, and sensor gloves designed...
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