1,100
Stations monitored
SmartStation brings station data together in Immersive to monitor equipment, prepare interventions and improve passenger comfort.
In June 2020, GraphicStream, alongside ENGIE, won a tender launched by SNCF Gares & Connexions with support from consultancy Wavestone, to centralize station monitoring and improve equipment availability. The aim: greater comfort and satisfaction for passengers and station visitors.
1,100
Stations monitored
970
Users
10,000
Equipment items
22
Equipment types managed
The tool delivers significant results in the three target areas: operations, technology and economics.
Around a thousand station staff responsible for monitoring have been trained to use the Smart Station application, which is based on Immersive. This marks a shift towards connected stations. According to SNCF, the rollout is delivering significant results in the three areas identified: operations, technology and economics.
SNCF's Smart Station project is now operational in 1,100 stations. Launched in June 2020 to centralize station monitoring and improve equipment availability, it is led by SNCF Gares & Connexions, together with Wavestone, GraphicStream and ENGIE Solutions' Vertuoz teams.
Information collected by sensors feeds directly into Immersive, which represents each station in 3D. Station staff can monitor faults and act in real time using tablets, smartphones or monitoring screens. They can prioritize interventions and take remote action across a wide area with greater precision and efficiency.

We are directly involved in defining business requirements.
Every new feature is tested and presented to the teams.
The project follows agile principles, prioritizing customer satisfaction and continuously delivering working versions of the application.
GraphicStream develops applications on top of the platform, providing streamlined, focused features tailored to the needs of Smart Station and SNCF.
“Smart Station enables our staff to oversee the operation and maintenance of our stations using digital technologies!”

SNCF Gares & Connexions manages 3,000 French railway stations and welcomes 10 million passengers and visitors every day. It aims to improve operational quality, develop new services and modernize its assets.
SNCF's Smart Station project is now operational in 1,100 stations. Launched in June 2020 to centralize station monitoring and improve equipment availability, it is led by SNCF Gares & Connexions, together with Wavestone and ENGIE Solutions' Vertuoz teams.
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