As you may know, Railcolor likses to showcase special design endevour in the railways world, exterior and interior alike. Earlier this year, Railcolor promoted RedCabin’s Railway Interior Innovation Summit in Montreal, which was quite a long way from home. Next month, we in Europe will have a chance to get design inspiration much closer to home – and get a chance to visit a welknonw factory:
Because, RedCabin has announced that Siemens will host the Railway Interior Innovation Summit Europe 2024, which will take place from 5 to 7 November in Essen, Germany. Previous editions were attended by manufacturers, operators, designers, suppliers, associations, and government agencies. This time, sessions will include a panel discussion on luxury train interiors, a roundtable on circularity, and many networking opportunities across the three days, while focusing on:
- New commuter projects
- High speed interior
- Development of night train interior
- Interior tenders
- Lighting
- Sustainability
- Display
With decision-makers in train interiors all set to attend, the event aims to enhance collaboration across the entire value chain to better the passenger experience. Deutsche Bahn, Norske Tog, OBB, Stadler, Alstom, and CAF will all be in attendance.
The summit will allow delegates to explore the major challenges and trends faced by the railway interior industry, including the evolution of train interiors, sustainability, collaboration, and the passenger experience. On day three, delegates will be treated to an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the Siemens facilities in Krefeld.
Speaking about the upcoming summit, Monica Wick, founder and CEO at RedCabin, adds: “With more passengers turning to rail as a sustainable form of travel, it’s exciting to welcome delegates to Germany to hear leading discussions on the future of the rail. The summit continues to be a place of innovation and collaboration, with this event also home to the Rail Interiors Awards, which take place on the penultimate day of the summit.”
The Rail Interior Awards, a collaboration project between Mark Allen Group and RedCabin, comprises six categories, each focusing on specific engineering or design disciplines.
The Railway Interior Innovation Summit 2024 is sponsored by: Sekisui Kydex, Senoplast, Perrone, 3M, Lantal, Wabtec, PriestmanGoode, BFW Group.
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