4Tel Pty Ltd in Warabrook | Software company

4Tel Pty Ltd

Locality: Warabrook

Phone: +61 2 4923 4100

Address: 29 Warabrook Boulevard 2304 Warabrook, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.4tel.com.au

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24.01.2022 Visit 4Tel at Stand 180 during AusRAIL PLUS 2019. Interact with a supercomputer, immerse yourself in a simulated train driver experience, and get hands on with 4Tel’s smartphone app designed to protect track workers. For more information, including an exhibition floor plan, please click here: https://buff.ly/2MRZtjf

24.01.2022 The 4Tel team would like to wish all our clients, suppliers and their families, a Merry Christmas and a safe and fantastic 2020. 2019 has been a great year of opportunity and growth for 4Tel, we commissioned several major projects, welcomed many new staff to our team, and expanded into new industries including ports and ferries. We look forward to 2020 and the new innovations it will bring.

22.01.2022 4Tel HORUS. Read about the next revolutionary step in Rail Automation here: #HORUS #AI #artificialintelligence #rail #safety

21.01.2022 4Tel is continuously developing safety-centric technology solutions to help minimise potential harm to the people working in, and around the rail corridor. To watch how, view this video #RailSafetyWeek

14.01.2022 We would like to thank everyone who visited our stand at AusRAIL PLUS in Sydney last week. It was a great opportunity to connect with the rail community and explore the 2019 theme: ‘Delivering Growth; Creating Opportunity; Embracing Technology’.

14.01.2022 This week, 4Tel MD, Derel Wust, is attending the Next Generation Train Control Conference in Philadelphia and will be presenting a case study on the safety certification process for Artificial Intelligence Systems, as part of the discussion on Emerging Technologies. For more information visit our events page: https://buff.ly/2LFKo5Z

13.01.2022 This month 4Tel celebrated 20 years of business. The family-owned business has evolved from a telecommunications consultancy to delivering international software and hardware solutions for major transport operators. 4Tel have filled an industry gap by providing network-wide situational awareness through innovative solutions. These innovations include 4Trak for real-time asset tracking, 4PTW for worksite protection, 4PIDS for passenger information, 4Port for managing truc...k movements and container lifts, and 4Site for remote monitoring of field equipment. The future continues to look bright for 4Tel with the development of the Horus system, which harnesses the benefits of modern Artificial Intelligence technology to assist a driver in the safe operation of a locomotive. To explore more of the 4Tel journey please visit: http://bit.ly/timeline4tel

13.01.2022 4Tel GM, Tony Crosby, will be presenting at the International Railway Safety Council Conference in Perth next week. The theme for this year is Innovation and Technology: Changing the Future of Rail Safety leveraging on this theme, Tony will present ‘Next-generation Rail Safety Systems using Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning'. For more information visit our events page: https://buff.ly/2LFKo5Z

12.01.2022 The Newcastle Light Rail network celebrates one year of operation! 4Tel wish to congratulate the teams involved and look forward to the continued success of the Light Rail and ongoing revitalisation of Newcastle’s CBD. Priority Traffic Light software is one of the innovations 4Tel developed for the Newcastle Light Rail project. 4Tel created the software which gives light rail vehicles right-of-way at intersections, ensuring the tram only needs to stop at stations. There are many benefits to this as the light rail service can be more reliable, faster and more efficient. For more information, please visit:

10.01.2022 Dear valued Clients, We would like to advise you that we are closely monitoring the developing situation with respect to COVID-19 as per the guidance from the Australian health authority. We have conducted an assessment of our contingency plans and drafted customised measurements to cater to the potential impact to our daily operations. We are ready and prepared. It is our intention is to remain operational throughout this undefined period. As a primarily software driven c...ompany, we are fortunate that the majority of our staff are capable of securely working from home and thus ensuring our responsibilities to our clients can continue to be fulfilled. There may be impact to clients who require on-site support but we will discuss that as needed. We request that if you have intentions to reduce operations that may affect our team, or if you require extra support through this period, that you please communicate immediately with your best contact or myself. As this situation progresses, we will communicate any updates to our plans where and as appropriate. Yours sincerely, Joanne Wust CEO

10.01.2022 4Tel would like to wish a safe and happy Easter weekend to our clients, suppliers, staff, and their families.

03.01.2022 4Tel will be taking part in the ARA Heavy Haul Conference this week in Newcastle. 4Tel GM, Tony Crosby, will be presenting on lessons learnt in developing a Proximity Reminder alert system for trains approaching the limit of their authority. This 4Tel developed solution has applied a simple concept to significantly improve train driver situational awareness, and therefore reduce the likelihood of a train exceeding authority limits. The results speak for themselves. For more information visit our events page: https://buff.ly/2MRZtjf

02.01.2022 To celebrate Australia Day, we have curated a list of ten influential inventions created by Australians: - Notepads invented by Tasmanian stationer J.A Birchall in 1902 - Electronic Pacemaker invented by Mark Lidwill & Edgar Booth in the 1920s - Black Box Flight Recorder invented by David Warren in the 1950s... - Solar Hot Water was invented by Roger Morse at CSIRO in 1953 - Inflatable Escape Slide and Raft was invented by QANTAS employee John O’Sullivan in 1965 - Cochlear Implant, also known as the bionic ear, was invented by Professor Graeme Clark in the 1970s - Powerboards were invented by Peter Talbot in 1972 - Polymer Bank Notes were created by the CSIRO and the Reserve Bank of Australia in the 1980s - Wi-Fi Technology was discovered by John O’Sullivan and CSIRO in the 1990s - Google Maps platform was invented by Danish brothers Lars & Jens Rasmussen and Australians Neil Gordon & Stephen Ma in the early 2000s As an Australian-owned company, we are proud to be part of a nation of innovators and technological pioneers.