Across platforms, projects, and approval bodies
Connect vehicle specifications, certification evidence, subsystem records, and maintenance history across PLM, document control, and supplier systems.
Connect engineering, homologation, quality, and maintenance knowledge across existing systems. Curiosity helps rail manufacturers find the right specification, safety case, certification record, or past investigation without replacing the systems they already use.
The Problem
The record you need already exists. It's just never in one place.
A fault sits in a maintenance log, its fix in a service bulletin, the pattern in last winter's incident report. Your teams rebuild that trail by hand every time a vehicle comes in.
What you’re searching across today
Maintenance logs
Fault reports
Rolling stock records
Component histories
Inspection reports
Engineering change orders
Supplier notices
Connect specs, designs, and changes across variants
Curiosity links vehicle specifications, subsystem designs, interface documents, and engineering change records across programs and platforms. Engineers move from a requirement or component to every drawing, analysis, and decision connected to it, including what changed between variants and why.
Bring approval evidence together
Connect TSI compliance matrices, safety cases, test reports, NoBo submissions, and national authority records across programs and markets. Teams spend less time assembling approval packages and more time responding to authority questions.
Trace non-conformances back to source
Link NCRs, supplier quality records, corrective actions, and production inspection data across projects. Quality teams identify recurring issues, reuse proven resolutions, and prevent the same problem appearing on the next platform.
Resolve in-service issues with full vehicle context
Connect maintenance records, fault histories, modification bulletins, and as-delivered configuration data across fleets and operators. Service engineers access the complete vehicle record without calling back to engineering or digging through project archives.
