Sogeclair Unveils Oksygen and LITE Railway Simulators
SOGECLAIR TRAINING & SIMULATION showcased its railway simulation solutions and the evolution of OKTAL SYDAC at InnoTrans 2026 in Berlin.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Language Learning
SOGECLAIR TRAINING & SIMULATION presented simulation solutions replicating railway infrastructure, rolling stock and operating procedures at the InnoTrans 2026 exhibition in Berlin. The company also presented the evolution of OKTAL SYDAC under its new identity.
Why it matters
Railway networks are renewing skills, modernising infrastructure, integrating new technologies and maintaining safety, and growing training needs make simulation an essential tool for drivers and operators.
Each LITE simulator deploys in less than five minutes and packs into two cases weighing less than 25 kg each, according to SOGECLAIR's exhibition specifications. The extraction provides no pricing or independent performance validation for the platforms.
The players
SOGECLAIR TRAINING & SIMULATION
A company that develops simulation solutions replicating railway infrastructure, rolling stock and operating procedures for training purposes.
The details
SOGECLAIR's Oksygen platform creates immersive training environments built on real infrastructure data and digital twins, with 2D and 3D modelling tools on an open, scalable architecture. The LITE range uses a Plug & Play design with modular architecture and interchangeable digital controls, and is aimed at recurrent training, refresher courses and recruitment.
Timeline
InnoTrans 2026 in Berlin, where SOGECLAIR showcased its simulation solutions.
Language Learning Parallel
Like portable immersive training tools that replace fixed-site instruction with on-demand practice, the LITE range shifts recurrent training toward devices that can be deployed anywhere within minutes.
Professionals in railway training and operations can consider portable simulators like the LITE range for recurrent training, refresher courses and recruitment. The extraction does not indicate pricing or availability, so organizations would need to contact the vendor directly to assess fit.
The takeaway
Portable, plug-and-play simulators are expanding how railway operators can deliver repeatable training without fixed facilities. Organizations weighing these tools should look for independent evidence of training outcomes alongside vendor specifications.
Further reading
Explore more on language learning for training approaches built on immersive, repeatable practice.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Railway-News.
