InnoTrans is the world’s leading trade fair for transport technology. The 2022 edition took place on 20-23 September in Berlin, Germany. HBK was in hall 23, booth 315.
With 2,834 exhibitors from 56 countries, in 2022 InnoTrans is the industry’s leading international trade fair, occupying all of the Berlin exhibition grounds. Exactly 137,394 trade visitors from 131 countries filled the 42 exhibition halls, the outdoor display and track area as well as the bus display.
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InnoTrans is the leading international trade fair for transport technology and takes place every two years in Berlin, Germany. Sub-divided into the five trade fair segments Railway Technology, Railway Infrastructure, Public Transport, Interiors and Tunnel Construction, InnoTrans occupies all 42 halls available at Berlin Exhibition Grounds. The InnoTrans Convention, the event’s top-level supporting programme, complements the trade fair and is streamed live.
Four days in September 2022 during which the Rail transport technology world met to exchange ideas and views: the trade fair with 2,834 exhibitors in 42 exhibition halls and the Outdoor Display was rounded off by a high-level supporting program.
The starting event was the Opening Ceremony with over 1000 invited guests from the business, political and media communities.
The InnoTrans Convention included Dialogue Forums as well as exhibitor presentations at the Speakers’ Corners which were available in each of the five segments for the first time at InnoTrans 2022.
HBK Prenscia Solutions partnered with a rail operator client to supply, configure, integrate and implement a Reliability Tracking and Corrective Action Management System. The system offers superior insights into emerging problems and the impact of implemented improvements.
Discover how HBK monitors infrastructures like a tunnel, bridges, and wayside trains. The monitoring of structural behavior can detect anomalies in time, thus enabling maintenance and repair to be implemented more efficiently, which immediately results in reduced operating costs. Replacing schedule-driven maintenance with condition-based maintenance is the main goal of infrastructure monitoring.
Reduce track interruption by continuously assessing the overhead power line condition through the direct installation of a fully optical measurement solution on the pantograph of regular operating trains. Discover more about our Pantograph Monitoring Solution.