ERCI will be participating with a booth of its own as well and has once again partnered with REMSA to enable European SMEs to exhibit at Railway Interchange 2026 under favorable financial conditions. You are invited to exhibit at the 2026 Railway Interchange Expo taking place from 2-4 June 2026 at the CHI Health Center in Omaha, US.

In this ERCI Webinar you will learn about innovative solutions for AI driven rail infrastructure Monitoring.

As a follow-up activity to the successful European Rail Business Mission to Canada in September 2025, ERCI would like to initiate the organization of a joint booth at the upcoming TRACCS Rail Day taking place on 17–18 June 2026 in Canada.

In this ERCI Webinar, you will learn about using AI for improving services in public transport.

In this ERCI Webinar, you will learn about how a navigation system for visulally impaired individuals was implemented in train stations.

In this ERCI Webinar, you will learn about innovative technologies that support the human factor and thus contribute to the high safety of rail operations.

his conference on the Key role and contribution of the Public Transport sector to meet the SDG goals has the objective to put in value the PT sector as one of the main sectors to achieve the Agenda 2030 and SDG.

To offer  sustainable mobility requires a combine job and commitment of all actors: from public administrations to operators (Public and private),  industry and all services around.  It is therefore crucial to go further and offer an accessible PT, promoting multimodal options always with clients and people in the centre of the decisions.

In this ERCI Webinar you will learn about innovative solutions for decarbonising the rail industry.

In this ERCI Webinar you will learn about two innovative solutions in condition-based monitoring of rolling stock.

In this ERCI Webinar you will learn about the use of GS1 for transparency in the multimodal/railway supply chain. GS1 is a not-for-profit, international organization that develops and maintains standards for barcodes and other identification systems. It was founded in 1974 and is headquartered in Brussels, Belgium. GS1 standards are widely used across industries to improve efficiency, safety, and transparency in supply chains2. One of its most well-known contributions is the barcode, which revolutionized retail and logistics by enabling products to be scanned electronically. GS1 also works on RFID technology, product data synchronization, and next-generation barcodes to bridge the physical and digital worlds.