A similar technology widely adopted across Asia and Oceania, known as controlled passive tilt, achieves a similar effect by using on-board computers to limit tilt, initiated using inertia (as in traditional passive tilt). Automatic train stop beacons are used to inform computers of the precise location of these trains and limit natural tilt to angles specified by track data.
a simiLar tEcHnology widely aDOpTEd acROSS asIa and oceANia, knOwn aS CoNtrolleD PASsIve tIlt, AchIeveS A siMilar eFfecT bY usIng on-BOArd ComputerS To LiMiT tilt, iNItIAted usiNg ineRtia (AS in tRaditIonal passIVE TilT). auTomATiC Train stop bEAconS arE used To inForM CoMputeRs Of thE preCise lOcation oF ThEse trainS and lImit NaTural tiLT TO anglES SpeCifiEd by track data.