Knorr-Bremse press releases.

Lias Müller, third-year apprentice electronics technician EFZ, has qualified for the national SwissSkills selections 2025 with a strong 10th place. In September, he will demonstrate his abilities in Bern - we sincerely congratulate him on this great success.

The three Wire Train Bus (WTB) gateways have now been certified in accordance with UIC Leaflet 556. It may sound a small number, but it's a big one. This enables a globally standardized train bus communication between vehicles from different manufacturers and operators, ensuring reliable interoperability.

Our parent company Knorr-Bremse is celebrating an impressive anniversary - and we have been proudly rolling along for 10 years in a strong and reliable company that brings innovation and progress to the rails.

Ensuring the cybersecurity of systems, products, and applications throughout their lifecycle poses a significant challenge for the railway industry. Dr. Maximilian Eichhorn, Vice President of Digital Products & Services at Knorr-Bremse Rail Vehicle Systems, discusses the importance of cybersecurity in future rail applications and highlights the company's stringent security-by-design approach in the inverview below.

Rail transport is in the midst of a transformation to Ethernet-based communication. The challenges for train manufacturers and rail operators are enormous - good thing there are the new Ethernet technologies from Selectron Systems AG.

Paradigm shift in vehicle control With its new decentralized function modules from the Smartio® family, Selectron System AG is making vehicle layout much easier.