Mobile Machinery

TTControl has recently received ISO 26262 certification from TÜV Nord for its software development processes. Vehicles using application software developed by TTControl thus meet the process requirements for a high level of road safety up to Automotive Safety Integrity Level D (ASIL D). Vehicle manufacturers, therefore, have to invest significantly less time and effort in the certification process for mobile machinery.

October 10-11, 2023 Profit from new technologies for the construction equipment industry! No matter if earth moving or road construction work, such as racked loaders, drilling machines, rollers and paving machinery, companies use TTControl's equipment in all these examples. From our electric control units (ECU) to I/O modules to our displays and connectivity solutions you can rely on highest quality and performance.

We from TTControl will be at the iVT Expo 2023 and also present our powerful safety controllers for high-end applications. Learn more about our safety-certified controllers and I/O modules with which we equip industrial vehicles, such as excavators, harvesters, tractors, lifting trucks and many more.

Each year, the State of the Industry by OEM Off Highway evaluates key trends and technologies in the heavy equipment industries. The industry source looks at current and future market conditions, as well as regulations that are currently impacting or could impact how the industry develops its equipment in the coming years.

Each year, the State of the Industry by OEM Off Highway evaluates key trends and technologies in the heavy equipment industries. The industry source looks at current and future market conditions, as well as regulations that are currently impacting or could impact how the industry develops its equipment in the coming years.

This article has been published first on iVT International By Arno Purkrabek, Team Lead Product Management at TTControl

Each year, the State of the Industry by OEM Off Highway evaluates key trends and technologies in the heavy equipment industries. The industry source looks at current and future market conditions, as well as regulations that are currently impacting or could impact how the industry develops its equipment in the coming years.

Rosenbauer’s rescue stairs

TTControl announced the launch of the high-performance TTC 2000 series of electronic control units (ECU) that are designed from the ground up to meet the needs of intelligent vehicles. The series consists of complete sets of compatible ECU families with different processing power, scalable according to advanced and automated off-highway applications. The first member of this series, the mid-sized TTC 2300 family, will kick off sales in March 2022 (even though Agritechnica has been canceled).

Rosenbauer’s rescue stairs A medical emergency, smoke in the cabin, or an evacuation – in the event of an incident on board an aircraft, action must be taken quickly and efficiently. Rosenbauer’s Aircraft Interior Access Vehicle, better known as rescue stairs, is designed to aid passengers and crew as quickly as possible in the event of an emergency.  

This article has been published first on ATZheavy duty worldwide By Arno Purkrabek, Team Lead Product Management at TTControl

Smart farming is more than a buzz word. By 2050, the global population will have grown by 2 billion to a total of 9.7 billion, according to the United Nations. Increasing agricultural productivity and sustainable food production is critical to provide this population with food. Smart farming achieved through Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies can create higher precision agriculture to help meet this demand.

In the past, farmers and contractors with a diverse fleet and implement pool from various manufacturers were not able to bundle machinery data on a single platform. This was solved by the agrirouter cross-manufacturer solution. Data can be easily exchanged between machinery and implements and agricultural software tools.

If any vehicle ought to be safe, it is a firefighting truck. A rising number of vehicle functions include collision avoidance technologies or crash sensor systems help firemen to do their most fundamental job better: saving lives. However, new functions may introduce new risks owing to increasingly complex electronic interactions.