The Sersa stand was striking, even from a long way off. It offered generous meeting areas and confidential discussion rooms. It showed off market innovations and invited visitors to digital presentation areas. In short, an eye-catcher. And everyone came – this year’s visitor numbers broke all records.

Our concept took into account the customer’s sustainability and cost-saving requirements. Modular panelling elements and the economical use of effective structures made from only few materials formed the basis. Sounds austere? Not at all. From these specifications, our designers conjured up a 12 x 13 metre-long, two-level, modular meeting room covering a total area of 256 m², with open window fronts and intimate retreats.

With what? With the future technology of mixed reality

Passengers who have to enter or exit a train right next to a track construction site are all too familiar with this: A piercing “toot toot”, workers jumping off the tracks, the train passes through. Everything usually goes well, but the responsibility of the safety wardens is enormous. Smart Rail Safety is making construction sites safer – and the premiere could be seen at InnoTrans.

How could a digital system like this be demonstrated both vividly and memorably? Mixed reality was our solution: We used MR technology to project the image of a complete construction site in action onto a model landscape. Trains, workers, safety wardens, construction machines – everything was present. Goggles on, and immerse yourself in the world of railway track construction. Experience up close how Smart Rail Safety works.

“I’m delighted about how well-received it has all been here – about the great customer reaction and the energy here at the stand.”
Hubert Rhomberg, Owner Board Rhomberg Sersa Rail Group