“The only way to predict the future is to invent it.” – Steve Jobs
As we navigate the transformative currents of the 21st century, SPII stands at the cutting edge of innovation in the rail industry. With a holistic and user-centred approach in creating advanced human-machine interfaces, SPII is not only setting new standards but also charting the course for the future of rail transportation.
As our company mission states, we want to ensure an exceptional and enjoyable driving experience to the user, by developing high-end human-machine interface solutions, that allow the operator to better handle the complex mechanical and electronical system that a modern train is.
The world we envise is one where the human being is at the centre of a fully automatized and robotized environment, and the advancements in railway technology are already pushing today’s driving desks more and more towards this direction.
Precision and accuracy are the hallmarks of true expertise
Our commitment to excellence is epitomized in our flagship product, the Master Controller, recognized worldwide for its precision and reliability. This device serves as the central command unit, with the traction and braking lever being the main touch point between the machine, on one side, and the driver’s sensitivity and skilled hands, on the other.
SPII’s Master Controllers are engineered to deliver intuitive control, robust performance, and seamless integration with other advanced systems, ensuring safety, efficiency, and reliability.
We are committed to creating systems that not only meet technical requirements but also improve the operators’ driving experience, and set up an innovative working environment, designed around the user.
A Vision of Excellence, a vision for the future
Intelliarm is the company’s latest concept product, that summarizes the efforts in research and development that have been carried out so far. It is a light driver desk placed at the side of the operator, where the seat’s armrest would be, becoming an extension of the dirver’s arm.
See you next time,
Andrea Anellino