Bomag picked up a gold in the category Roads, Materials and Foundations Industries for its Emergency Brake Assist for road construction machines. The assist prevents collisions while protecting the hot asphalt surface from damage. The machine continuously scans its surroundings for perfect coverage. The system is able to detect potential hazards before they occur. This allows for the early application of automatic deceleration strategies.
Moog Construction walked off with the gold in the category Low Carbon/Energy Transition for its TerraTech EcoSystem. The product is a a proven integrated electric ecosystem combining control software, durable hardware (electric cylinders, vehicle control modules, motors, controllers, energy management) and digital insights through IoT, Internet of Things.
The gold winner in the category Earthmoving, Demolition, Transport was Dynaset for its HRVB Hydraulic Recycling Vacuum Bucket. The bucket transforms the hydraulic power of the base machine into powerful vacuum suction and air blower. HRVB is a compact and integrated all-in-one attachment unit for gathering, recycling and sorting material, scrap and similar matter found at construction sites, parks, roads and railways. The HRVB unit also works as a powerful air blower to clean and collect lighter matters like leaves. The HRVB is designed as an attachment for the excavators and material handling machines. As a stock order, the HRVB unit also comes with a 7.5m-long suction hose for the auxiliary suction port for vacuuming material by hand.
And finally, Tenstar was selected for a gold in the Modern Technologies category for its Virtual Training Space. The company says that it is the only one in the world that lets several users exercise and learn together in a range of different fields, such as construction, agriculture or the transport sector. It’s a system of several training simulators connected in a sandbox environment.
To see the complete lineup of the winners and entrants, click here to visit the Intermat 2024 website.
