The systems receive information from various target-specific sensors, process and analyze it to generate full route and speed control of uPods. They are equipped to make independent decisions, such as reducing speed or stopping, in case they detect an obstacle or potential danger along the route. These systems facilitate real-time data exchange with the components of the transport and infrastructure complex, as well as the reception of signals from other vehicles, enabling them to operate autonomously while ensuring the safety of passengers and cargo.

The automated control systems continuously monitor the safety conditions within the vehicle cabin and the surrounding environment along the entire route. They facilitate the coordination of passenger embarkation and disembarkation, as well as adjust the travel intervals of uPods to match passenger or cargo flows, ensuring that the rail electric cars are neither overcrowded nor empty. Additionally, these systems are equipped to identify potentially hazardous passenger behavior and take measures to prevent dangerous situations, including acts of terrorism, vandalism, and other safety risks.

The automated control systems eliminate human error, reduce the risk of accidents and traffic congestion, provide full speed control, and enable uninterrupted 24-hour operation, regardless of weather conditions such as snowfall, heavy rain, sandstorms, and more. These systems allow the uST rolling stock to be easily adapted to any environment, whether within or outside of a city, in mountainous areas, or across wide water barriers, ensuring seamless and reliable transportation.