Established in Ra'anana, Israel, in 2016, Rail Vision Ltd. specializes in developing and commercializing advanced railway detection systems. These systems are vital for improving operational safety, boosting efficiency, and enabling predictive maintenance across rail networks in Israel, Latin America, and the United States. Their core technology integrates various camera types—including optical, visible spectrum (video), and thermal units—which transmit crucial data to a robust on-board computer specifically engineered to endure the challenging environment of a train locomotive. The company offers main line systems focused on preventing collisions and reducing operational downtime, alongside specialized shunting yard systems for maneuvering trains. Rail Vision also provides data services, comprehensive maintenance and predictive analytics support, and geographic information systems for up-to-date mapping. Additionally, they offer supervision, guidance, and training services, all complementing their cloud-based SaaS platform, DASH, which is designed for in-depth fleet and infrastructure analysis and reporting.
Rail Vision to Showcase Newly Launched YardFlow™ Alongside Its Proven AI-Powered Railway Perception Solutions at InnoTrans 2026
Rail Vision will present its newly launched YardFlow yard-safety system for the first time to global rail industry leaders at InnoTrans 2026, the leading international transport technology trade fair, running September 22-25, 2026 in Berlin (Hall 27, Stand 760).
YardFlow uses high-sensitivity electro-optical sensors and proprietary deep-learning algorithms to detect on-track and near-track hazards at distances of up to 200 meters (650 ft), delivering real-time alerts for switching operations in freight and industrial railyards.
The company will also demonstrate TrackScout, its mainline long-range detection solution, and YardFlow Flex, its multi-spectral railyard offering, positioning its AI perception portfolio before railway operators and partners as it pushes through early commercialization.