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Last November and after much work, Warsaw Tramways launched a tender to acquire what will be its first simulation system to train its drivers. Lander was the winning bidder and last February 11th the contract signing event was held. It is the first tram simulator in Poland and for Lander it will be its first reference in the Polish market. With this project, Warsaw Tramways will place itself at the lead of the world's tram companies.

As we mentioned in an article published back in January, the LANDER team has developed a new visual system for simulators. The enhanced lighting system is one of several improvements that feature in this technological development.

At Lander, we are continuing to work on graphics to ensure that our simulators offer the best possible quality.  In this regard, one of our in-house development teams has been working on a new visual system that will enable new simulators to provide a more realistic and immersive experience.

In recent years training methods for workers have diversified enormously. The heads of Human Resources and Training at companies are making huge efforts to include innovative systems in their training processes.

The General Assembly of Alamys took place in Mexico City from 7th to 10th December. On this occasion, supported by the Collective Train System (STC), it coincided with its 45th anniversary as the most important metro in Latin America.

The new equipment was officially presented within the 9th edition of the ExpoTransport Trade Fair 2014, that took place in Predio La Rural in Buenos Aires, http://www.expotransporte.com.ar.

A month of numerous inaugurations for Lander!

Last Friday, 5th September, the company MTR Stockholm, operator of the Stockholm Metro, presented its new driving simulator for training engine drivers before the country's authorities.