'make in india' initiative: india manufactures driverless train for sydney metro - a smart board

These subway trains were assembled in Sri City, Andhra Pradesh, another important milestone of the "Made in India" initiative, and the coaches assembled in India will run on the Sydney metro line.
Sydney has recently opened its first driverless subway line, with 22 Alstom six.
Fully automated long-distance train, including a variety of modern functions such as LED lighting, emergency intercom, CCTV cameras, etc.
These subway trains were assembled in Sri City, Andhra Pradesh.
A limited company located in the Chito area.
It is the state's smart integrated business city.
Alstom India, an Indian subsidiary of France
Multinational Corporation-
Alstom shipped the last of 22 metropolitan trains for the Sydney Metro.
The company received a contract from the Northwest Railway Company (NRT)
From tarawang station to Chatswood station, there are 13 stations in total, 36 km stations, design, manufacture, supply, test and commission
The metropolitan train along with the Urbalis 400 signal system.
The company won 15-
Annual maintenance contract for train, depot operation and signal system.
The metropolitan train is an electric EMU (EMU)
Alstom is designed for large capacity rapid transit or Metro rail infrastructure systems.
At present, these trains have been put into use in 22 major cities such as Chennai and Kochi.
Urbalis is an advanced signal solution for all metro and rail transit applications.
In December 2018, Alstom, India, plans to double subway production at its facility in Sri.