RailLoc from Machines with Vision positions your measurement data to 30mm time after time. This level of accuracy has been demonstrated at the RIDC on one of the new Class 153 VIU trains. This level of accuracy is available to any system that is tightly synchronised to RailLoc, the accuracy remains the same even in areas such as tunnels and covered stations and has been approved by Network Rail, with assistance from Brendan Rice MSc, CEng MIET. It surpasses the requirements in the current positioning standards.

Our logo is looking great along with our partners on the snazzy new livery for Network Rail’s Class 153 fleet.

We are delighted to share that Machines With Vision are Carbon Neutral.

Machines With Vision are getting ready to take part in this week’s Rail Live, a key event in the industry calendar attended by delegates from across the rail sector at the Long Marston Rail Innovation Centre in Warwickshire.

Last week, the Machines With Vision team were out in Cologne, Germany at the ‘Rise of IoT and Big Data in Rail’ event, with delegates from across the global technology and transportation worlds.

In advance of next week’s ‘Rise of IoT and Big Data in Rail’ event in Cologne and for our very first ‘Mind behind the machine’ article, we recently sat down with Anthony Ashbrook, Co-founder and CEO, to discuss all things innovation, robotics and Machines With Vision’s foray into the world of rail.

Machines With Vision are set to exhibit and present its industry changing innovations for the very first time at the world renowned ‘Rise of IoT and Big Data in Rail’ event, since securing its £2.6m investment earlier this year.

Test evidence from a recent project shows that Machines With Vision’s RailLoc improves repeatability, when compared to the existing positioning system, by an incredible factor of 100

From reactive, preventative, condition-based and towards effective condition mapping and predictive maintenance.

Anthony Asbrook pitching at EIE 2020, held virtually in October 2020.

Anthony speaks openly about his background, his team and his plan for Machines With Vision in an interview with Nicola Harkness.

"Where am I?" - This is the (often quoted) starting point at the centre of the operation of many of today's robotics, connected and autonomous vehicles (CAV's), and automated inspection solutions.