InnoTrans 2024
Meet with Icomera at InnoTrans 2024: The world’s largest trade fair focusing on the Rail transport industry.
We’ll be exhibiting at InnoTrans as part of the Equans stand (Hall 22, Stand 340).
For those wishing to arrange meetings, please get in touch with the Icomera team at [email protected] or fill out the form below.
Meet The Team
Discover the Future of Transport Connectivity in Berlin
Head to the Icomera stand to learn how we are elevating passenger experiences through our range of cutting-edge connectivity solutions.
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