BOMAP: Smart compaction control

October 5, 2023

BOMAP has been developed for maximum benefit with the simplest operation. The app works on regular Android smartphones and tablets without the need for special hardware. BOMAP is immediately ready for use on all earthwork and asphalt construction sites worldwide, increasing efficiency and ensuring the best results. Including comprehensive documentation from A to Z, BOMAP impresses with many useful functions that are easy and intuitive to use. No training is required. BOMAP is perfectly compatible with BOMAG JOBLINK. Together they make a perfect team for the seamless digital construction site, and guarantee maximum efficiency.

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