A traditional diesel engine allows you to communicate with the electronic engine via SAE J1939. This engine information, along with data from the body of the vehicle, can help determine the health of your machine and avoid any potential problems. By understanding the blade angle, engine idle time and driver behavior, we can improve any process setting for your vehicle to ensure safe and efficient operation.

A battery-operated vehicle does not use a combustion engine, thus amounting to zero emissions released into the environment. An electric drive powertrain can help optimize power transfer to the bulldozer’s tracks. This efficient use of energy helps lower the cost per ton on dozing. Using communication protocols like CAN and Ethernet, you can read all the battery management data, control the electric drives, and transmit information to the inverters. By monitoring the overall health and functionality of the bulldozer you identify pending issues before they cause major problems.