Early on, Axion developed a number of products that utilized fiber optic technology. One was a highly popular didactic module designed for postsecondary teaching institutions in America and Europe. The company also designed a range of power supply products and industrial monitoring systems.

In 1980, Axion (then Pocatec) gradually asserted its North American leadership in public transit communication systems.

Project	Feature
LIRR & MNCR	New generation of user information system with digital links between car
Amtrak Surfliner	Entertainment system with individual screens integrated into seatback
NYCT R-142	Complete visual information display on 680 cars
San Joaquin	Outside display
Southern California	Outside display for rail network
Bus display	Adaptation of intercity displays for urban buses
Coach display	Highly visible, easy-to-read LCD signs for intercity
Amtrak High Speed Train	Complete information and entertainment system
New Jersey Transit	Use of GPS for passenger announcement
MNCR	Development of an AAR compatible with Midwest Electronics equipment
Transports Québec	Application of MBTA technology to the Quebec Transportation Department's electric vehicle project
HEP II (Via Rail)	Technological upgrades to the HEP I project
MBTA Subway	Applications of New York City project
New York Subway	New millennium subway prototypes featuring a number of technological firsts
HEP I (Via Rail)	Upgrading of the LRC concept
Walt Disney Monorail	Integrated computerized control system for all train and car operations (emphasis on lightness)
LRC (Via Rail)	Improved version of the existing system
Mexico City Subway	Installation of a system compatible with the existing European-designed system
LRC (Via Rail)	First system on the market with PWM transmission between cars