Rail Vision launches a Proof of Concept in India with Sujan Industries, showcasing its Mainline technology to enhance railway safety and operational efficiency.
Rail Vision Ltd. (Nasdaq: RVSN), a technology company aiming to transform railway safety and data systems, has announced a significant expansion of its activities in India, following the launch of a Proof of Concept (POC) for senior government officials and key Indian Railway industry stakeholders.
The POC will demonstrate Rail Vision’s Mainline product capabilities under challenging local operating conditions and represents an important step towards potential large-scale adoption across one of the world’s largest railway networks. As of March 2024, Indian Railways operates 69,181 kilometres of route, carries almost 7 billion passengers annually, and generated revenues of approximately US$28.4 billion in the 2023–24 fiscal year, with a capital outlay of around US$29.3 billion. The network operates over 17,000 locomotives, including more than 13,000 electric units, reflecting a strong shift towards electrification.
This initiative follows Rail Vision’s participation at the Indian Railways Electronics and Equipment Exhibition (IREE) in October 2025, where CEO David BenDavid presented the company’s technology alongside Sujan Industries, a leading supplier to the Indian rail sector.
“We are excited about the upcoming POC, which exemplifies the strong collaboration between our two companies,” said Brijesh Sujan, CEO of Sujan Industries. “This trial allows key stakeholders across the Indian rail industry to witness firsthand Rail Vision system’s performance, particularly its ability to significantly enhance safety and improve operational speeds. With a successful outcome, we look forward to engaging an enthusiastic customer base that is now well-informed and eager to discuss the next steps forward.”
“The Indian market represents a substantial growth opportunity for Rail Vision,” added David BenDavid. “We believe that our continued progress in India, supported by our strong local partner Sujan Industries and growing stakeholder engagement, could play a pivotal role in the Company’s global expansion.”
The POC is expected to inform discussions on wider deployment and commercial adoption in India’s rapidly modernising rail sector.
Topics
- Brijesh Sujan
- Civils & structures
- David BenDavid
- Digital delivery & change
- Fleet strategy & procurement
- Freight planning & capacity
- Indian Rail
- Indian Railways
- Maintenance, renewals & possessions
- Onboard service & customer proposition
- Rail Vision Ltd
- Safety management & assurance
- Service performance & disruption management
- Sujan Industries
- Timetabling & capacity
- Traffic management & control centres
