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Twenty years ago, excavator safety largely involved protecting the operator and improving the machine’s physical design. Today, machines can identify people and are starting to be able to intervene in their own movements
New model for North America powered by higher efficiency, higher torque engine
UK-based construction equipment manufacturer has launched its largest X-Series tracked excavator to date
Production of excavators relocated from Japan to new US$70 million factory in North Carolina, US
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New medium and large models offer up to 15% greater fuel efficiency and increased productivity
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Gravis Robotics is developing a module that attaches to individual excavators so they can work to spec every day on the job
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The Swedish supplier will show a series of other new range additions
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New machine offers improved productivity, economy and functionality
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Caterpillar has released its newest 330 excavator
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Smart Collision Mitigation and X-Agent system win in two separate award categories
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The goal is to reduce the UK’s overall contribution to climate change
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Volvo CE says its 23-ton EC230 is now market ready and available for select customers
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Wheeled and tracked models are the first construction machines launched under new company name and logo
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The new TB350R short-tail swing compact excavator is the first in the manufacturer’s five-tonne class
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Initially available only through United Rentals, excavator is now available for purchase and rent from qualified dealers throughout North America
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The company will also highlight its zero-emission portfolio
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Doosan will exhibit a range of machinery and technology at the trade event
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The ZX55U-6EB is being shown alongside a range of equipment from the European manufacturer
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A new range of equipment from the manufacturer is to be shown at Bauma Munich this October
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Cat 350 said to consume up to 13% less fuel than previous models