Lithuanian Railways, the national railway company of Lithuania, provides freight services for half of all the goods transported in the country. It needs a digital solution that can provide live video surveillance to enhance operational safety, and act as a supplement to traditional communication and record-keeping tools to improve efficiency. The solution must be rugged enough to accommodate the round-the-clock work schedule of a busy freight train.
On each locomotive, a Getac F110 is installed alongside two Havis vehicle docks and four cameras to provide real-time video feed, giving the operator complete situational awareness at all times. The F110 can also be used to write and transmit documents used in the freight business.
Used in conjunction with a video surveillance system tailor-made by the system integrator FIMA, the Getac F110 provides greater work precision and drastically reduces the chance of accidents. Productivity is boosted by the multifunctional fully rugged tablet because it can replace traditional tools such as pen and paper.
“We wanted to have the newest technology in these trains, so we chose Getac. We want to digitize the process because pen-and-paper is not for us anymore in the modern age.”
Grigory Zhukovsky
Chief Specialist, Lithuanian Railways
Lithuanian Railways is the national, state-owned railway company of Lithuania. It has over 150 years of history and a network that covers nearly 2,000 kilometers of railroad tracks.
Lithuanian Railways provides both passenger and freight services, but the latter shows the greatest promise for growth. Cargoes ranging from oil to chemicals to automobiles are transported through the Baltic States between Belarus and Russia on a regular basis, providing a major source of revenue for Lithuania.
The new F110 fully-rugged tablet offers an easy-to-carry profile, a comfortable touchscreen, and more power to run your general office and industry-specific applications with ease.
