Understand why events happen, says Emmanuel de Maistre of Airware
Airware integrates drone data and machine telematics data for the Cat Connect framework.
March 15, 2017
Plan, fly and analyse with Caterpillar. It’s all about optimising machine productivity and its affordable, says Emmanuel de Maistre, Airware vice president.
Caterpillar is focussing on developing solutions for key markets with machine designed specifically for China and built in its Chinese manufacturing operations.
The new Caterpillar machines being introduced at BICES include the M
Caterpillar paving products are in demand worldwide, with the firm placing great importance on its offering to Africa and Middle East customers, as Guy Woodford reports. Caterpillar’s new CW34 pneumatic compactor, first exhibited at Intermat 2012 in Paris, is a valued machine in some of the company’s key regional markets, according to Gianluca Lombardi, Cat’s EAME (Europe, Africa and Middle East) paving products regional sales support consultant. It’s an important machine for the Africa and Middle East mark
Caterpillar is changing its production approach for two key product lines; mini excavators and crawler drills. Caterpillar and Wacker Neuson are to end their agreement for the manufacture of mini excavators, while Caterpillar will cease production of crawler drilling rigs at its plant in Texas.
Caterpillar has launched a 24/7 monitoring service to oversee the human factor in machinery operations.
Through in-cab and wearable safety technologies, analysts at Caterpillar’s 24/7 Monitoring Centre correlate data about the health and productivity of operators and equipment.
The information can reveal the magnitude of conditions such as fatigue and distraction and their impact on operations.
“Our customers want better visibility of how behaviour impacts safety and productivity,” said Tim Crane,
