Is a smart transportation ecosystem on the way?
summary
GE Transportation is turning locomotives into data platforms: about 200 sensors per locomotive, with 17,000 locomotives monitored across 23 countries from a single U.S. center. Onboard computing and edge computing/mobile data centers process telemetry for predictive maintenance; CSX smart-shop pilots cut dwell time ~50% and a Grove City remanufacturing line shrinks cycle time ~20%. A Port of Los Angeles pilot exposes cargo manifests 2–3 weeks early to reduce truck and chassis inefficiency.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:06Transition from CIO to CEO of GE Transportation
- 3:02What data are you able to collect
- 5:40Port of LA project
- 7:58Lessons learned
- 9:39Nearterm technologies
- 10:53Autonomous rail
- 12:59Autonomous Freight
- 13:57Factory Automation
- 17:05Digital Industrial
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