Off-Road Industry Solutions

Equipment automation has enabled the industry to replace workers with machines in especially dangerous environments, such as deep-sea mining. Electric mining vehicles are replacing those with diesel engines, reducing emissions and creating safer work environments.

Driverless electric vehicles are increasingly used in manufacturing and distribution facilities to transport loads. An automated storage & retrieval system with components such as cranes, shuttles, robots, carousels, and vertical lifts can automate an entire warehouse, working error-free 24/7.

A growing share of contractors are being pressured to switch from gasoline- to battery-powered equipment to reduce pollution and noise. Unlike residential electric mowers, the technical challenge for large commercial equipment is the batteries and chargers needed for all-day operation.

Modern forestry equipment uses an array of technologies, including remote communications. This can be a challenge when working in a forest where the nearest cell tower is 30 miles away. New U.S. forestry machines will likely meet the new European emissions regulations so they can be sold there.

As part of digitally integrated job sites, self-driving machines are deploying ahead of cars and trucks because construction sites are closed to the public. Other trends include machine electrification and compact equipment, both needed to meet pollution requirements in urban settings.

Advancements in automation, such as robotic seeders, are increasing productivity. Using drones and GPS-guided machinery, precision agriculture saves resources and helps the environment by distributing products onto crops precisely where they are needed rather than widely broadcasting them.

Equipment automation has enabled the industry to replace workers with machines in especially dangerous environments, such as deep-sea mining. Electric mining vehicles are replacing those with diesel engines, reducing emissions and creating safer work environments.

Driverless electric vehicles are increasingly used in manufacturing and distribution facilities to transport loads. An automated storage & retrieval system with components such as cranes, shuttles, robots, carousels, and vertical lifts can automate an entire warehouse, working error-free 24/7.

A growing share of contractors are being pressured to switch from gasoline- to battery-powered equipment to reduce pollution and noise. Unlike residential electric mowers, the technical challenge for large commercial equipment is the batteries and chargers needed for all-day operation.

Modern forestry equipment uses an array of technologies, including remote communications. This can be a challenge when working in a forest where the nearest cell tower is 30 miles away. New U.S. forestry machines will likely meet the new European emissions regulations so they can be sold there.