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International Tunnel Forum – Ecology, Digitalisation and Artificial Intelligence

Around 160 visitors attended the two successful International Tunnel Forum events organised by STUVA as part of InnoTrans 2026 Credit/Quelle: Klostermeier
Around 160 visitors attended the two successful International Tunnel Forum events organised by STUVA as part of InnoTrans 2026
Credit/Quelle: Klostermeier
More than 600 exhibitors were represented in the Railway Infrastructure and Tunnel Construction exhibition segments of InnoTrans Credit/Quelle: Klostermeier
More than 600 exhibitors were represented in the Railway Infrastructure and Tunnel Construction exhibition segments of InnoTrans
Credit/Quelle: Klostermeier

InnoTrans took place in Berlin from 22 to 25 September, attracting more than 125,000 visitors from 128 countries. A highlight of the technical programme at this leading international trade fair for transport technology was the International Tunnel Forum, organised by STUVA. Moderated by STUVA’s Managing Director, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Roland Leucker, two expert panels on each of the two days of the event addressed the fascinating lead topics: “Tunnels – key to ecology and quality of life” and “Digitalisation and artificial intelligence in tunnel construction and operation’. Around 80 visitors...

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