From April 19 to 21, the biennial International Alpine Equipment Technology Fair (Interalpin) was successfully held at the Innsbruck Exhibition Center in Austria. This exhibition brings together the world's top ropeway equipment and alpine technology, is a stage for the integration of innovation and technology, and is also a world-class ropeway trade platform.
Innovation is the main keynote throughout the exhibition of Dobemaya Group. With an eye to the future, the global leader of the cableway industry has brought many technological innovations to help advance the world by thinking what others have not thought and doing what others have not done.
During the show, Dobemaya's booth provided an excellent experience for cableway practitioners from all over the world, from the world premiere of the new 3S cableway (TRI-Line) to the leader of the single-line stripper cableway 20-MGD, From the 20-person STELLA car with excellent performance compatible with D-Line and TRI-Line to the S-Line, the representative of the new generation of towing cableway, from the AURO cableway to the SMART ROPEWAY compatible with ESFOR energy storage system, From Clair, an innovative resort management platform, to the Dobemaya Connect system for reciprocating aerial ropeways and ground cable cars.
TRI-Line is Dobemaya's cutting edge and most innovative 3S ropeway technology. It combines the advantages of the traditional 3S system and D-Line ropeway. The core of the new 3S cableway system lies in the newly developed eight-wheeled trolley. TRI-Line is an all-rounder for all terrains, with large wire rope span, high height difference, high wind stability and a record 8,000 person/hour/one-way transport capacity. At the same time, thanks to its compact structure, so its footprint is greatly reduced.
The cutting-edge D-Line development project is another top performer. Dobemaya has launched an economical and practical single-line cableway D-Line 20-MGD that is unrivalled in the field of urban public transport. The newly developed D9000 double sling can carry a trolley that holds 20 passengers. The new D-Line ropeway is also capable of autonomous operation (AURO).
CWA's new STELLA cab seats up to 20 passengers and is both compact and spacious inside. Side car doors help direct passenger flow and facilitate cargo handling. STELLA cableway can be used for both TRI-Line and D-Line 20-MGD ropeway.
As early as 2019, Dobemaya launched the industry milestone unmanned autonomous ropeway AURO system in the market. It has successively put into commercial operation of the cableway. In the actual operation and operation, Dobemaya continues to self-learn and gain experience. The next milestone is just around the corner: an unmanned, autonomously operated ropeway for the lift. Intelligent monitoring technology and continuous learning enable the system to learn from different situations and constantly improve itself. Two chairlift ropeways are currently being tested in Austria and Switzerland.
ESFOR (Energy Storage System For Ropeways) can make better use of self-generated power and reduce the load of power grid. ESFOR balances and optimizes energy consumption. The ropeway system requires relatively high power at startup and consumes relatively little power after smooth operation. In fact, energy can be recovered during braking. ESFOR can store recycled energy and provide targeted feedback when needed. Used in conjunction with local energy production systems such as photovoltaics, ESFOR can really play to its strengths. Frey Stans originally developed the ESFOR system for reciprocating aerial ropeways and ground cable cars. The system was first used in the Sierre-Montana Gare ground cable car in Switzerland.
The Clair management system greatly simplifies operations and maintenance and is used to bring the resort's infrastructure together in one digital application to maximize customer benefits. The goal is to create a quick, efficient overview of all the equipment and systems at a resort, not just the ropeway equipment. The addition of new partners brings more data into consideration. Snow maker Tianbing, wire rope manufacturer Fatzer, and access control system specialists SkiData and Axess will provide critical data and work together to develop Clair into an all-in-one integrated management platform for resorts.
Since 2016, the Dobemaya Control System (Connect) has provided an intuitive and clear electrical control system for the loop ropeway system. While the story continues, engineers at Frey, a company owned by the Dobemaya Group, have developed control systems for special ropeways, namely reciprocating aerial ropeways and ground cable cars. This means that in the future, all electrical control systems provided by Dobemaya Group will adopt a unified operating philosophy.
In addition to ropeway technology innovation, Dobemaya Group ushered in a new era. The new brand image LOGO shows the thinking and action of Duobemaya Group vitality, keeping pace with The Times.
Have the courage to explore and make breakthroughs. The Dobemaya booth attracted 14,500 visitors from all over the world. Many old and new industry friends from China traveled thousands of miles to gather at Dobemaya booth to communicate and discuss cooperation. The mind and inspiration collide here.
