the head of russian railways, olek belozerov, rode on one of these trains.ut either automatically or in. lastochka covered the route from andronovka station to the business center in half an hour, the swallow we are riding on is controlled remotely by an operator from the control center, the introduction of modern technologies directly affects, for example, safety; in the event of an emergency, artificial intelligence will only need 3 seconds to react. in the initial conditions, this system works better than a person, it has a higher obstacle detection range, especially at night, and it does not know fatigue. on the moscow central ring, a little sweet follows in automatic mode, without the driver, the driver-operator, being at the control panel, controls the given train , its performance, if something happens to the train, then the driver-operator intervenes in its work, makes a decision, either call an emergency team, or he can fix the problem remotely and then continue moving, or start the train again in automatic mode, or use the handle to bring the train

the head of russian railways, olek belozerov, not only walked through the exhibition, but also testedin an interactive cube with screens 360°, as if you were a passenger on the train of the future, where each visitor goes on a virtual journey through the history of the company from the origins to the projects of the future, when you are here, i don’t know about you, it feels like it’s swaying a little, like in a moving train, but we we are transported from today to the future, of course, the impression is amazing, and the most interesting thing is that all this was done by specialists of the russian railways. the exposition of russian railways is... about 500 km for convenience, it is divided into five zones, they dedicated to modern equipment and technologies, passenger services, tourism and travel, a separate large stand dedicated to the eastern training ground, including the baikal-amur mainline, this year marks 50 years since its construction, in which about 2 million people participated, learn the history, you can see unique archival footage and get immersed in the meantime right