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Posted October 24, 2022

Bobcat Company at bauma 2022

Bobcat Company looks to the future with new products and innovations presented at bauma 2022. spotlighting  electrification, digitization, autonomy and sustainability.


Bobcat continues to develop a range of products and solutions that empower people to accomplish more. “As the creator of the compact equipment industry, Bobcat is always pushing boundaries, redefining what is possible and innovating for what’s next,” said Scott Park, CEO, Doosan Bobcat. “We’re evolving in bold ways to meet our customers’ toughest challenges and offer the solutions for a more sustainable future.”

Situated in booth FN.817, Bobcat is showcasing a comprehensive display of new and current equipment, along with the latest in electrification, digitization, autonomous operations and other innovations. “At Bobcat, innovation stems from a need to drive efficiency, productivity and sustainability,” Park says. “We innovate, not for the sake of innovating, but to create value for our customers and the world.

”In addition to its booth presence, Bobcat is also taking part in the bauma Forum. Doosan Bobcat vice president of Global Innovation Joel Honeyman will present “Leading the Charge: Bobcat T7X transforming the job site with sustainable solutions” at 4:30 p.m. CET on Friday, Oct. 28,in the Innovation Hall bauma LAB0 (ICM–International Congress Center Messe München).

Booth highlights include:

T7X: The world’s first all-electric compact track loader

Bobcat T7X electric track loader
Powered by an advanced lithium-ion battery, the T7X features a fully electric drive system in place of a traditional hydraulic work group. 

The Bobcat T7X, the world’s first all-electric compact track loader, is in action in the booth demo area.

Powered by an advanced lithium-ion battery, the T7X features a fully electric drive system in place of a traditional hydraulic work group. It is built with about half the parts and components required for a diesel-engine loader, driving down maintenance and overall operating costs to levels never reached before.

Producing zero emissions, the all-electric platform offers instantaneous power with no need for a hydraulic system to build up power. The T7X offers an exceptional operator experience with drastically reduced noise and vibration, making it ideal for indoor worksites as well as urban areas where noise restrictions can limit work hours.

Currently in production in North America, the T7X will initially be available through Sunbelt Rentals.

E35 compact excavator with intelligent controls
Bobcat is showing one of its newest technology concepts, intelligent controls on an E35 compact excavator at bauma.

The hydraulically controlled joysticks are replaced by an intelligent control system and joysticks, which allows Bobcat to customize the machine controls to all levels of operator skill.

With the help of integrated sensors, the machine can perform a series of semi-automated tasks such as helping the operator with precise grading and leveling, trenching or repetitive tasks such as return-to-dig. More information about the most innovative Bobcat E35 will be forthcoming.

Bobcat Quadtracks
The four, independent track pods of the Bobcat Quadtracks system can replace the wheels of select skid-steer loaders for a wide range of applications that require greater traction, improved pushing power and a light footprint. 

Quad Tracks: bauma Innovation Award finalist
Currently in limited production in North America, Quadtracks take the versatility of Bobcat skid-steer loaders to new heights. The four, independent track pods can replace the wheels of select skid-steer loaders for a wide range of applications that require greater traction, improved pushing power and a light footprint. Quadtracks also provide improved ground contact and greater operator comfort on difficult terrain.

New solutions for operator vision technology
Bobcat is displaying new solutions for operator vision technology with a transparent, touch organic light emitting diode (OLED) display.

The transparent display, which operators can see through to also view the jobsite, can be positioned on the front windshield or a cab side window on a range of Bobcat machines, including compact excavators, telehandlers and loaders.

The multi-functional display enhances operator productivity, efficiency and visibility to the task at hand.

The display was developed in conjunction with LG Electronics and BSI Research.

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