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Railcar bearing monitoring has been mentioned by Brainchip in many of their previous presentations from as early as the October 2020 Brainchip update. They said Peter was working with a company to monitor railcar bearings. I think there was a mention of it being for a Western Australian company at a later date.
See from 5:44 below in the video link below. Key parts of the transcript are listed below (credit to takizawa2 on HC for writing this).
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RailBAM, a product by Wabtec, has been mentioned many times on here as a potential candidate for this. I can't remember if this was posted previously but if you look at the companies they are working with, it includes all of the big mining companies in WA. If you look on the image below it includes BHP, Rio Tinto, FMG, Roy Hill, as well as Vale (a while ago there were mentions a few years ago by Brainchip about a South American company though it's not clear if this is still continuing. Vale was discussed on here as a potential candidate). They produce a product which sits by the side of the railway, and which can be solar / battery powered.
PVDM has previously said something along the lines of how Akida could be used along railway tracks with solar charging and only a small lithium battery.
Brainchip model zoo: Bearing diagnostic performance
doc.brainchipinc.com
Pitt Street Research Report on Brainchip referencing railcars
On top of this, Wabtec have recently developed the world's first 100% battery-electric heavy duty railcars and supplied some of these to Rio Tinto and RoyHill. They seem to be pushing heavily into chasing innovative low carbon technologies, so working with Brainchip would be a logical step forward.
electrek.co
See from 5:44 below in the video link below. Key parts of the transcript are listed below (credit to takizawa2 on HC for writing this).
BrainChip Holdings (ASX.BRN) September Quarter Update, October 2020
www.finnewsnetwork.com.au
RailBAM, a product by Wabtec, has been mentioned many times on here as a potential candidate for this. I can't remember if this was posted previously but if you look at the companies they are working with, it includes all of the big mining companies in WA. If you look on the image below it includes BHP, Rio Tinto, FMG, Roy Hill, as well as Vale (a while ago there were mentions a few years ago by Brainchip about a South American company though it's not clear if this is still continuing. Vale was discussed on here as a potential candidate). They produce a product which sits by the side of the railway, and which can be solar / battery powered.
PVDM has previously said something along the lines of how Akida could be used along railway tracks with solar charging and only a small lithium battery.
Brainchip model zoo: Bearing diagnostic performance
Model zoo performances — Akida Examples documentation
Pitt Street Research Report on Brainchip referencing railcars
On top of this, Wabtec have recently developed the world's first 100% battery-electric heavy duty railcars and supplied some of these to Rio Tinto and RoyHill. They seem to be pushing heavily into chasing innovative low carbon technologies, so working with Brainchip would be a logical step forward.
World's second largest mining corporation orders four Wabtec battery-electric locomotives
Wabtec announced that mining company Rio Tinto placed an order for four of its FLXdrive battery-electric locomotives to reduce its emissions.
electrek.co
