Control Room Solutions

    The Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India (DFCCIL) is a state-owned company that was established with the aim of building, operating, and maintaining dedicated freight corridors across India. DFCCIL’s main objective is to enhance the efficiency and competitiveness of the Indian Railways in   the transportation of goods by providing a seamless and cost-effective alternative to the existing railway network. DFCCIL’s dedicated freight corridors consist of two main routes: the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) and the Eastern DFC. The Western DFC spans over 1,500 km, connecting Delhi with Mumbai, and passes through six states. The Eastern DFC spans over 1,800 km, connecting Ludhiana in Punjab with Dankuni in West Bengal, and passes through eight states. These corridors are designed to carry high-density traffic, with faster transit times, improved reliability, and lower unit costs. DFCCIL’s dedicated freight corridors are being built using state-of-the-ar...

  In the domain of control room design, innovation is a fundamental element in the development of efficient and ergonomic workspaces that cater to the specific requirements of operators while also staying responsive to the ever-evolving demands of modern technology. A recent innovation that has garnered increasing attention is the “Slat Wall” feature. This enhancement to control room consoles has the capacity to transform how we perceive these essential workstations. Slat walls are generally used to create a clutter-free environment in both primary and secondary workstation areas. This arrangement assists operators in efficiently organizing their workspace, resulting in improved operational efficiency. Furthermore, the primary function of the slat wall is to facilitate the integration of fixed or articulating monitor arms, serving as a mounting platform for viewing screens. The modern control room has evolved into a nerve center for industries like energy, transportation, public sa...