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The OEM Industry Update podcast offers a roundup of the latest technology, industry and market news for the equipment design and development industry.

Greater Emergence of Cellular Vehicle-to-Everything Technology Expected in 2022

CalAmp sees C-V2X technology becoming more ubiquitous in heavy-duty equipment applications, enabling increased safety and automation.

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Specialized Fire Truck for Mining Applications Ensures Job Site Safety

Volvo Penta of America

Rosenbauer’s Volvo Penta-powered fire truck is specifically designed to operate in tough mining conditions.

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Automated Systems

Drone Technology Offering High-Precision Data Aids Autonomous Vehicle Operation

Skycatch has developed technology capable of providing repeatable, high-precision data which can help OEMs enable autonomous operation.

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New Grease Specification Provides More Quality Control for Optimized Machine Performance

Greg Morris of Shell says the new High-Performance Multiuse Grease Specifications help to ensure greases meet evolving machine and customer performance needs.

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John Deere Electric Backhoe Concept Demonstrates Performance Benefits for Construction Industry

John Deere Worldwide Construction & Forestry Div.

The 310 X Tier concept machine is designed to offer lower operating costs and noise, improving overall productivity for customers.

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Electrification is Becoming Mainstream, but There is Still a Place for Engines

John Deere Power Systems

Improvements in technology have increased the use of electrification but there will remain a need for engines in many applications.

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Engineering & Manufacturing

Shell Starship 2.0 Truck Demonstrates New Technologies for Fuel Efficiency Gains

The Starship Class 8 truck utilizes several market available components and systems to demonstrate fuel efficiency improvements which can be achieved in heavy-duty trucks.

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Electrification Will Continue to Grow, Bring New Technology to Market

Briggs & Stratton Commercial Power

Briggs & Stratton sees continued growth of electrification which will lead to development of new battery solutions while also enabling future technology such as robotics and automation.

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Exro Coil Driver Technology Provides More Precise Electric Motor Control

The coil driver provides tighter control of the motor and will help to improve performance of next generation electric axles.

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Electric Vehicle Charging Needs to Expand and Take Commercial Vehicle Requirements Into Account

Eaton says there is a need to rapidly deploy more charging infrastructure and develop customized solutions for commercial vehicles to aid market uptake.

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Electrification and Hybridization Brings Additional Lubricant Requirements

The Lubrizol Corp.

Lubrizol says many performance aspects will stay the same, but more factors such as thermal management and conductivity will need to be considered.

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Overcoming the Chip Shortage by Rethinking How AI is Designed

Deci co-founder and CEO Yonatan Geifman says software developers need to support and optimize their solutions for multiple hardware platforms instead of relying on a single microchip product.

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