Software-based rail automation solutions
Innovative solutions for freight, passenger and transit railroads. With RailComm, you can monitor, analyze and control your key assets with ease.
RailComm, a Tracsis company, has a wide base of global installations and a wealth of software-centric applications
Our Solutions
Our innovative software solutions include positive train control, yard automation, computer-aided dispatching, smart monitoring and analytics. Plus, with a variety of packages to meet your requirements you can count on us for technical support. Learn how our products and services can benefit your operation here:
Positive train control
Designed for both ITC and E-ATC.
Computer-aided dispatching
Technology that eliminates the risk of human error.
Yard automation
Getting cars to the right destinations on time.
Smart monitoring and analytics
Discover and resolve issues before they become a problem.
Technical support
Tailored service plans to meet your needs.
Solving a million-dollar problem
Thousands of cars are moved every day on the US rail network's 140,000 miles of track. But malfunction of mainline switches and other faulty infrastructure affects the entire rail system.
This costs millions of dollars annually on unplanned delays and repairs.
Control anything, anywhere
Our solutions are designed to increase efficiency and safety across a variety of industries. Here's where we can help:
Freight railroads
Every North American Class 1 railroad chooses RailComm
Passenger Rail / Transit Agencies
Minimal network downtime - maximum efficiency
Regional and Short Lines
Reliable, flexible and user-friendly control systems
Industrials
Safer and more efficient workflows
Ports and International
Transferring containers safely and on schedule
Technology in action
TraPac Port of Los Angeles
TraPac is a container ship terminal serving the Port of Los Angeles and began operating in 2015. It is renowned for being one of the most automated and busiest terminals in the U.S. and across the world.
Port of Long Beach and Port of Los Angele
The Port of Long Beach and Los Angeles, situated in Southern California, are two of the most influential gateways for international trade in the United States.