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SAE Truck & Off-Highway Engineering: April 2020

  • Magazine Issue
  • 20TOFHP04
Published April 02, 2020 by SAE International in United States
Language:
  • English
  • Shifting design of autonomous architectures
    Electronic controls centralize while providing commercial-level reliability.
  • Next steps toward battery-electric Class 8 trucks
    Employing a common architecture and shared technologies allows Volvo Trucks to speed up electric-truck conversion, but battery technology and infrastructure still prove challenging.
  • Moving metal AM forward
    Additive-manufacturing system providers still see technical and throughput challenges, but significant developments and market inroads will be made in 2020.
  • ConExpo roundup
    New equipment launched in Las Vegas ranges from small electric machines to large next-gen excavators and everything in between.
  • Editorial
    ConExpo excels amid COVID-19
  • JDPS expands lineup, introduces new 13.6- and 18-L engines
  • New standard will ease grade-control data sharing between construction machines
  • FPT reveals compact F28 off-road diesel, hybrid variant
  • AI moves into military boards and subsystems
  • EVs are coming, but challenges, alternative fuels will slow turnover
  • New CM Labs excavator simulator training offers GPS guidance, HMI experience
  • Caterpillar reveals seven new next-gen excavators, increases push for remote control
  • Case unveils fully-electric backhoe loader, begins delivery this year
  • JLG develops self-leveling boom lift
  • Hyundai reveals compact electric excavator prototype
  • Q&A
    Topcon's Murray Lodge talks machine control systems at ConExpo/Con-Agg 2020