Contact / partnership

Let's build the future of railway education together

Universities, manufacturers, railway operators and government institutions — if railway construction is your field, we would like to hear from you.

Get in touch

One e-mail is enough. Tell us who you are and what you have in mind — a pilot at your university, a machine or instrument you would like to see simulated, bringing the platform to your country, or a presence at our InnoTrans 2026 showcase in Berlin. We answer every message personally.

MEET US IN PERSON
InnoTrans 2026 · Berlin

22–25 September 2026 — live demonstration of the platform at an official exhibitor booth, presented courtesy of Metalelektro Kft., manufacturer of hand-held railway measuring instruments.

Who we are looking for

VisionXRail is built by railway professionals, for the next generation of railway professionals. The core platform is developed on common EU standards; every country, institution and manufacturer can add its own layer to it. This is how the project grows — through partners who bring their expertise, their equipment or their national requirements into the simulation.

Universities & technical schools

Pilot courses · curriculum co-development

Run a railway construction course inside the simulation instead of a slide deck. We work with lecturers to map their existing sessions onto interactive theory and practice levels.

Machine & instrument manufacturers

Your equipment, simulated to the standard

Your tamping machine, measuring instrument or tool becomes the one students learn on — modelled, animated and operated exactly as in the field. Visible to every future engineer who trains on the platform.

Railway operators & construction companies

Workforce training · safety

Bring your own procedures and site rules into the simulation and train new staff on them before they set foot on a live track.

Ministries, authorities & EU member states

Country-specific version · own language and regulations

The platform is designed to scale to all 27 EU member states. A country that supplies its regulatory data receives a version in its own language, aligned with its national standards.

Interested? Start with a conversation.

Tell us which of the above fits you, and we will come back with a concrete proposal — what we can show, what we would need from you, and what a first step could look like.

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