Natsproektstroy Presents Advanced Railway Automation at Russian Railways Event in Irkutsk
A delegation from Natsproektstroy Group, headed by Konstantin Khromushkin, Managing Director of the Automation and Telemechanics Division took part in the Russian Railways event "Implementation of Advanced Automation and Telemechanics Technologies at the Eastern Polygon" held in Irkutsk.
22 July 2026
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Konstantin Khromushkin presented to Russian Railways executives and leading industry experts experience gained by NPS in modernizing Russia's railway infrastructure. To ensure efficient project delivery, the holding company is building a unified technological platform that integrates modern traffic management systems, automation systems, hardware and software suites, proprietary electronic components, and cybersecurity solutions.
"Digital solutions that Natsproektstroy offers for rail transport do not depend on foreign components and software. This significantly enhances the security of critical infrastructure. However, the industry's technological sovereignty today is not only about proprietary technologies — it is also about the ability to build integrated solutions for railway infrastructure using these technologies. Natsproektstroy brings its in-house solutions into a single ecosystem. This approach enables us to successfully deliver projects of any complexity for our partners and respond to the future challenges with confidence," said Konstantin Khromushkin.
The company uses accumulated expertise to deliver high-potential projects, such as construction of the high-speed railway with a full range of Russian digital systems for traffic management and trackside equipment.
At the exhibition booth, NPS showed a number of in-house solutions: an electric actuator developed for the Russia's high-speed railways, a "smart grade crossing," AI-powered dispatching centralization, a domestic "Platform 2.0" for digitalizing traffic management on mainline and industrial sites, and a digital interface between microprocessor interlocking and an intelligent automatic train operation system, which has been deployed at Slyudyanka II station on the East Siberian Railway.
"Digital solutions that Natsproektstroy offers for rail transport do not depend on foreign components and software. This significantly enhances the security of critical infrastructure. However, the industry's technological sovereignty today is not only about proprietary technologies — it is also about the ability to build integrated solutions for railway infrastructure using these technologies. Natsproektstroy brings its in-house solutions into a single ecosystem. This approach enables us to successfully deliver projects of any complexity for our partners and respond to the future challenges with confidence," said Konstantin Khromushkin.
The company uses accumulated expertise to deliver high-potential projects, such as construction of the high-speed railway with a full range of Russian digital systems for traffic management and trackside equipment.
At the exhibition booth, NPS showed a number of in-house solutions: an electric actuator developed for the Russia's high-speed railways, a "smart grade crossing," AI-powered dispatching centralization, a domestic "Platform 2.0" for digitalizing traffic management on mainline and industrial sites, and a digital interface between microprocessor interlocking and an intelligent automatic train operation system, which has been deployed at Slyudyanka II station on the East Siberian Railway.
