The program helps OEM customers ensure they are sourcing compatible battery and battery charging systems for their electric vehicle designs.

New technology developments are providing alternatives to diesel which can help create more efficient and emissions-free equipment operation.

Manufacturers discuss emerging technologies which are helping the construction industry work smarter to increase productivity.

Automated systems and machines are enabling opportunities to create a safer and more efficient construction industry.

Simulation allows engineering teams to collaborate early on and iterate designs faster which will be integral to creating smarter and more connected equipment.

Simcenter Amesim provides quick simulation capabilities to evaluate interactions between components and their impact on overall machine designs.

Machine replacement and electrification will provide growth opportunities for the North American mining equipment market.

Replacing crankshafts with software control optimizes combustion events for cleaner, more efficient engines.

Combining GNSS technology with sensors and software has enabled the creation of a robot which can follow machines or humans without the use of a joystick or other control devices.

Favorable commodity prices and new technology introductions will be key drivers for the agricultural equipment market.

The Volvo LIGHTS project is providing insights into what it takes to add electric vehicles to a truck fleet and how they will operate in real-world conditions.

Similarities to LPG and reduced emissions output make DME a feasible candidate for use in heavy-duty engines.

Development of drivetrains and other systems for electric vehicles requires more, well thought out engineering to ensure an optimized solution is achieved.

Creating a purpose-built system ensures performance in the various climates and environments in which school buses operate.

A look into the current state of the North American commercial vehicle market.

The RISE Cylinder reduces power drain on vehicle batteries, enabling design and performance enhancements.

A new research study shows propane-fueled medium- and heavy-duty trucks have a lower overall carbon footprint than electric powered vehicles.

Automation technology is here, and being applied in a broad range of heavy equipment and applications.

The company is providing its manufacturing expertise to help with the acceleration of battery-electric commercial vehicles.

A modular valvetrain which can meet all of an OEM’s design requirements will help to ensure compliance with evolving emissions regulations.

Use of a common platform allows Xerotech to scale battery systems to an OEM’s specific design requirements.

The completely redesigned operator cab of the Volta Zero electric truck puts a focus on driver comfort and safety.

Development of new battery systems is helping bring about new charging technology to ensure machine productivity.

As electrification increases in many applications, the cost and engineering time needed to develop the necessary components will continue to decrease.

The company’s Cognitive Sealing technology analyzes sensor data around a seal to evaluate performance and plan maintenance.