Indian Metro to Remotely Manage Escalators and More

Range Hill Depot; image courtesy of Maha Metro

India’s Maharashtra Metro Rail Corp. (Maha Metro) has set up an operation control center (OCC) at the Range Hill Depot in Pune to remotely manage escalators, rail  speed, signaling, electricity consumption and security cameras, Hindustan Times reports. Utilizing modern technology, the center provides live data from metro lines including Vanaz to Ramwadi and PMC to Swargate, as well as future expansions. Monitoring 1 km of the metro typically requires 35 employees, but the new center reduces that to 20, according to Maha Metro Director of Systems and Operations Atul Gadgil. “The primary purpose of the OCC is to handle day-to-day operations and maintenance of the metro rail system,” Gadgil said. “All emergencies related to metro operations, passengers and public safety will be responded to in real time.”

Get more of Elevator World. Sign up for our free e-newsletter.

Please enter a valid email address.
Something went wrong. Please check your entries and try again.

Alvarado

Alvarado Named GM of MEGA Elevator U.S. Facilities

Otis Integrated Dispatch integrates autonomous service robots with Otis elevators; image courtesy of Otis.

Otis Integrates Robot and Elevators in New Zealand

SCHINDLER EXPECTS U.S. TARIFFS TO COST MILLIONS

Schindler Expects U.S. Tariffs to Cost Millions

Image by jarmoluk for Pixabay

Escalator Repair Begins in Ukraine

Ribbon cutting for the Ahmedabad warehouse; image courtesy of Wittur India

Wittur India’s Ahmedabad Warehouse Completes First Dispatch

Barcelona skyline, including the famous Sagrada Família basilica designed by Antoni Gaudí; photo by jarmoluk for Pixabay

Historic Spain and Portugal Power Outage Affects Elevators

Images courtesy of the Gale family

In Memoriam: Pat Gale (Falk)

Mitsubishi_Electric_logo-1

Mitsubishi Electric Acquires Ireland’s Ascension Lifts