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Wi-Tronix makes the black box speak before the train stops
A locomotive can record everything and still tell its owner too little. Wi-Tronix connects the recorder, cameras and diagnostics so the people running the railway can act while the journey is still unfolding.
Railinc: The Company Between the Railroads
A freight car can cross several railroads without changing its identity. Keeping everyone in agreement about that car is a surprisingly large software business.
Petards Rail and the art of opening the right doors
A train longer than its platform needs more than a warning announcement. Petards Rail builds the cameras, door controls and software that help fleets handle the awkward details of a safe journey.
Cogniac Corporation
Cogniac Corporation is a Silicon Valley company building an enterprise-grade, no-code computer vision platform that lets non-experts train and deploy AI models on visual data. Founded in 2015 by Ruckus Wireless veteran Bill Kish and Amy Wang, Cogniac turns cameras and images into operational insight - inspecting products, detecting defects, monitoring safety, and automating document handling across manufacturing, transportation, automotive, government, and logistics. Backed by roughly $46M from investors including National Grid Partners, Cisco Investments, and Autotech Ventures, it counts BNSF Railway, Ford, Georgia-Pacific, Doosan Bobcat, and Trimac among its customers.