Import-substituted "smart" diagnostic system for the "Lastochka" train developed in Russia

The complex will help make decisions about service work instead of the software that left Russia

In Russia, they have developed their own "smart" diagnostic system for the technical condition of "Lastochka" electric trains. It will predict upcoming service work and assist in operation during unmanned driving of trains.

Thanks to this system, decisions on the admission and operating modes of trains will be made based on the analysis of data obtained during their operation, as well as using digital twins and artificial intelligence.

As part of the "Digital Transportation-2024" forum, the general director of FSUE "ZashchitaInfoTrans" Ilya Perevalov answered the question of why the system is being implemented in the "Lastochka", and not in the domestic "Finist". He promised that all developments will be preserved in the future.

Forum "Digital Transportation"
The systems used in the "Lastochka" will be integrated into a domestically produced train. Nothing will be lost, all investments will be earned. When we receive an import-substituted train, it will have artificial intelligence technologies.
Ilya Perevalov, General Director of FSUE "ZashchitaInfoTrans"

As a reminder, in August, Russian Railways launched the unmanned "Lastochka" train for the first time in Russia, and it began transporting passengers on the Moscow Central Circle. After passengers boarded, the driver closed the doors of the "Lastochka", and the train set off on its own.

The next level of automation - the fourth - will be without a driver in the cab. Russian Railways reported that such trains are planned to be launched in 2026. The train will be developed on the "Finist" platform - a Russian analogue of the "Lastochka".