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Ammann’s ARP 75 Roller boosts jobsite safety with smart tech

May 19, 2025

Global Product Launch: Discover how the Ammann ARP 75 Tandem Roller is redefining safety on construction sites. With autonomous operation, Ammann Safe Assist collision prevention, and a 360° camera system, this machine is designed to protect workers and prevent accidents. We spoke with Ammann’s commercial manager to get the full scoop on this cutting-edge compaction tech. 

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