IRSE International Convention 2026 Helsinki

Join the Frauscher team at the IRSE International Convention 2026 in Helsinki, Finland, from 25-29 May 2026. As Gold Sponsor, Frauscher is proud to connect with 150 signalling engineers from across the region and beyond to showcase our leadership in EULYNX-compliant object controller technology.

This convention offers a unique opportunity to experience Frauscher's solutions firsthand. Our Frauscher Advanced Platform FAdP serves as a generic platform for various railway applications, enabling innovative procurement models such as the one pioneered by the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency (FTIA). For the first time, the procurement of signalling systems has been divided into a centralised safety system and object controllers — a model that Frauscher's modular, EULYNX-compliant technology supports seamlessly.

At the heart of our presence is the DigiRail project — Finland's pioneering implementation of EULYNX standards on the 190 km Lielahti–Rauma/Pori line. During the Visit to Kouvola Railway Training Centre on the second day of the event, attendees will have the exclusive opportunity to see our FAdP Point and Frauscher Advanced Counter FAdC® installations live in operation.

Our expert Michael Zweimüller will deliver a presentation during the Seminar Day on Tuesday, providing insights into Frauscher's object controller strategy and the future of digital signalling technology. Visit our Gold Sponsor Stand to explore our products and engage in personal discussions with multiple Frauscher experts on-site.

The International Convention 2026 in Helsinki brings together 150 signalling engineers and industry leaders for an intensive programme focused on the latest developments in railway signalling technology. The event features expert lectures, hands-on demonstrations, and exclusive site visits — including a tour of the Kouvola Railway Training Centre where participants can witness cutting-edge EULYNX implementations in action. As a platform for knowledge exchange and networking, the convention plays a vital role in shaping the future of interoperable, standardised railway systems across Europe.