Trimble boosts operator productivity

April 21, 2015
The US firm is raising the bar at INTERMAT 2015, showing off the new version of its control system: it could save operators up to 40% and demonstrates how Trimble keeps pushing the boundaries of what is possible. To find out more about Trimble's control system please %$Linker: 2 Internal <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?><dictionary /> 2 21521 0 oLinkInternal click here Trimble GCS900 makes dozers more responsive – and faster false /event-news/intermat/2015/news/trimble-gcs900-makes-dozers-more-responsive-and-faster/ true false%>.
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