Mobile Machinery

How to set up human-machine-interaction for more assisted and automated machinery? Efficiency and productivity are the main drivers of process automation of harvesters, excavators and material handling solutions. Manufacturers developing advanced off-highway machinery are increasingly demanding touch displays in growing size to create ergonomic workplaces with enhanced usability.

Australian-based haulage truck company Loadpro has more than 25 years of experience in developing “off-road” haulage trucks. Loadpro’s latest model is called X60. It is suitable for extended hauls and in applications where highway trucks and articulated trucks are not suited for. It is an attractive solution as it reduces cost and increases production in parallel. The X60 has significant benefits across various haulage applications in the mining, construction, oil and gas industries.

The latest display generation by TTControl - Vision 3 - is designed to be in the center of complex vehicle system architectures due to its extensive set of interfaces.

This article was first published in the iVT Magazine, Off-Highway Annual 2020, November 2019 By Arno Purkrabek, team lead product management at TTControl

With their cooperation A1, A1 Digital and TTControl enable the connection of mobile machinery with the cloud, so operators and machine manufacturers can use machine data in real-time.

TTControl is launching an end-to-end solution to connect mobile machines via a cloud platform to the customer.

TTControl Successfully Completed Safety Certification of Safety I/O Modules May 05, 2015. TTControl, a joint-venture company of TTTech and HYDAC International specializing in robust and flexible control