 | | Lori Ditoro | Editor | OEM Off-Highway |
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| | | Challenges and hurdles often trigger innovation driven by disruption. |
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| | |  | Be On Top of the Latest Innovative TrendsOEM Industry Update is the optimal podcast for engineers and OEM product development teams. Tune in bi-weekly and uncover the latest news and technology trends impacting the design and development of heavy equipment! |
|  | Be On Top of the Latest Innovative TrendsOEM Industry Update is the optimal podcast for engineers and OEM product development teams. Tune in bi-weekly and uncover the latest news and technology trends impacting the design and development of heavy equipment! | | | |
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| | | Jeremy Harsin, global construction market director, talked with our team about the industry in 2022 and looks toward 2023. | | | | | |
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| | | | | Reaching zero emissions will take time, and moving to electric is not feasible for all off-highway equipment today; new technology and much exhibited at CONEXPO meet OEMs where they are. |
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| | | | | Even as leading indicators decline, some metrics point to economic improvements. |
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| | | | | The transition to electrification will bring about a need to rethink the design of traditional hydraulic systems. |
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