Overview

• Sumit Kumar of the Railway Board and DFCCIL’s Jawahar Lal formalized the agreement at Rail Bhawan in New Delhi.
• DFCCIL will handle procurement, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of the first four MVIS units.
• Machine Vision Inspection System uses AI to capture high-resolution images of moving trains’ undercarriages and flag hanging, loose or missing components.
• Real-time alerts generated by the system aim to reduce reliance on manual inspections and help avert accidents and service disruptions.
• Success on freight corridors is expected to inform rollout on passenger routes as Indian Railways pursues wider digital transformation.