Apital News

Oct. 24, 2022, New York.  Apital did a formal business introduction to Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA), the Signals and Train Control management team in MTA, and Apital Inc. joined the meeting.  Simon Zhang, President of Apital, introduced Apital business direction and focus.  As part of Apital business focus, Apital brought up several railway digitalization initiatives, which

Nov., 3 2022, Apital contributed two reserach and innovation topics to DOT SBIR program. Research proposal topic 1: PTC/CBTC Heath & Securiy Real-time Monitoring System Research proposal topic 2: Rail Switch Real-time Monitoring System Apital commit to the digitalization research and innovation project to improve rail operation efficiency, simplify maintenance and promote safety by serving

Recovery from COVID-19 and Sustainability are the two critical topics facing public transportation in Greater New York during Transit Innovation Challenge in 2022. Apital contributed two innovative conceptual projects for both Recovery and Sustainability topics. The project proposal of W3@Train, a Centralized Train Diagnostic System (CDTS) to address sustainability, and W3@Limit, a Track Intrusion Detection

In 2022, Apital joined the competition in the Department of Transportation (DOT) SBIR research program, “W3@Track” Dynamic Track Health Monitoring & Analysis System; this project is an important endeavor to change the way of railway track inspection and maintenance. Apital continues to research and study this aspect to make the system from a concept to

In 2022, Apital joined the National Science Foundation (NSF) SBIR research program competition with the W3@Train, Centralized Train Diagnostic System (CDTS) proposal. The project successfully passed the pitch phase and received positive feedback from NSF review panelists. Apital is revising the proposal to move forward with the research project by partnering with rail transit.