October 2021

OEM Off-Highway October 2021

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State of the Industry 2021

Stephen Whyte Astec

Equipment Should be Adaptable to Future Trends

Key Industry Trends Offer New Design Opportunities

Key Industry Trends Offer New Design Opportunities

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Multiple Technologies and Fuel Options will aid Decarbonization Efforts

Passage of Federal Infrastructure Bill Would be Transformational

Investment in U.S. infrastructure would bring benefits to many communities, as well as the equipment manufacturing industry.

September 26, 2021

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Flexibility and Adaptability are key to Weathering Supply Chain Disruptions

Rethinking how to forecast and being prepared to flex, adapt, and evolve will help manufacturers navigate ongoing supply chain challenges.

September 26, 2021

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Diesel has a Long Life in Off-Highway Applications

The duty cycles of off-highway equipment, coupled with the remote operational nature of many machines, will make diesel difficult to replace.

September 26, 2021

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Mix of Technologies Ensures Preparation for the Future

Offering technologies to meet varied traditional and alternative mobility needs assures industry needs continue to be met.

September 26, 2021

Business can be a Driver of Amazingly Creative Innovations

Advancements in internal combustion engines and alternative energy solutions will be determined by industry needs and creative engineering.

September 26, 2021

Mike Hartoonian

The Scope of IoT Solutions Will Expand

IoT solutions will evolve to include the operator and surround equipment, as well as advanced vehicle monitoring capabilities.

September 26, 2021

Sensor Technology Advancements Pave the Way for New Industry Solutions

Improvements in sensor technology are enabling better perception and data collection, helping to bring about new capabilities in systems and heavy equipment.

September 26, 2021

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