Energy efficiency backed by math Not heuristics. Not rules of thumb. Mathematically optimal energy consumption — every time and for every situation.
Sustainable by design Lower electrical losses by operating vehicles at maximum efficiency. Reduced grid losses by optimizing energy demand.
Swiss punctuality On time whenever physics allows it, by anticipating external conditions such as delays, weather, and infrastructure constraints.
Lower operating costs Reduced energy consumption and extended component lifetime — from power electronics to traction batteries.
Explaining model predictive control through a railway lens Model Predictive Control is at the heart of what we do at nuorail — yet it …
Wrapping up Bluelion's acceleration program Today we too part in an investor round-table marking the close of the …
Presentation at industry open-house hosted by ETH Our CEO recently took part in the industry open-house hosted by ETH Zürich, …