Here’s to the next 10 years of TRONTEQ!

After the foundation of TRONTEQ in 2011 at the industrial site in Reutlingen, it did not take long until we had become a sought-after partner for industrial Ethernet network solutions. Today, we apply our high standards of quality, future-proofing, technology and intuitive operation to the production of standardized Ethernet switches for public transport (PT).
We see our mission in developing the best Ethernet switches for buses and trains and thus making our vision of a digitalized, networked world in public transport a reality. After all, as the central link in vehicle networks, switches play an important role in digitization in public transport.

“We want to offer our customers an optimal product that is precisely tailored to the public transport industry,” says Eugen Martinevski, Managing Director of TRONTEQ. “At TRONTEQ, we pursue two simple goals: Delight customers, challenge status quo.”

From the beginning, advancement has been TRONTEQ’s main driver. We are always evolving, and in every sense equally so – as a company in the marketplace, within our organization, as well as personally.

“Our role model – that’s us in 10 years. We are always on the lookout for new types of solutions, and in doing so, we want to continually surpass not only the wishes of our customers, but also ourselves,” says Yuri Martinevski, Managing Director and Global Sales Director.

Just recently, TRONTEQ announced it was working on a series of switch innovations designed to eliminate common stumbling blocks in IP networks in line vehicles. An initial solution that automates switch configuration within a vehicle is already here and available to new and existing ROQSTAR users.

Mobility is a basic need that is currently undergoing major changes with the aim of becoming more compatible for people and the environment. Public transport plays an important role in this and will continue to grow in importance as digitalization progresses. Day after day, TRONTEQ is working specifically on developing the vehicle networks of the future.