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EU-Rail also evaluated the actual performance of its innovations, with a particular focus on measuring their ability for achieving expected results.
EU-Rail’s innovations have resulted in significant improvements to rail, especially in the regional and freight segments.
Propose ways to transfer research results into standards needed to ensure a fast and easy exploitation of said results.
Motivate stakeholders to, at least partially, reduce physical tests.
Develop a concept for human-centred design that balances the benefits and risks of technological innovation.
A global standardisation roadmap and guidelines for standardisation were developed.
Delivered recommendations for using methods for virtual validation and certification for rail components and sub/systems.
Studied the impact of Shift2Rail innovations mainly related to digitisation and automation on both the rail workforce and rail customers.