Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland
Bobcat has the bit clamped firmly between its teeth at present with a tumble of announcements and press releases over the past few months regularly filling up the inbox.
The latest news is of a recent European presentation of products which are nearing the end of the development pipeline and should be with us in the near future.
Doosan Bobcat has a training facility at Dobris in the Czech Republic which has just hosted the first face-to-face Bobcat demonstration event in nearly three years.
Over the last few weeks customers and dealers from all over Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) have participated in the event to get to grips with the latest Bobcat products, as well as a range of new concepts which are set to materialise in the near future.
The company demonstrated its latest thinking in applying electrification, digitisation, autonomy and even ‘gamification’ to the work site.
The highlights included blending established products with new developments.
Attendees had the opportunity to try out the full range of Bobcat wheeled and tracked loaders, telehandlers, and attachments in working conditions.
The Dobris facility caters for training, development and manufacture
Complementing the practical sessions was a selection of product previews of the latest technology Bobcat will be bringing to market.
These include S86 and T86 R-Series wheeled loaders, the MT100 mini track loader, a full range of ground maintenance equipment and the Bobcat MaxControl remote operation with joysticks feature.
Looking further into the future, Bobcat will launch the world’s first all-electric compact track loader, the E35 operate by wire mini-excavator and an object avoidance system based on radar.
Commenting on this year’s event, Gustavo Otero, president of Doosan Bobcat EMEA, said:
He added that dealers also had the opportunity to meet the Bobcat team members in person at Dobris.
These are the people who are developing the new products and solutions, including designers, engineers and product managers.
The Dobris campus is unique among Doosan Bobcat’s global facilities. It is home to the company’s EMEA headquarters, the innovation and training centres.
The site also includes one of Bobcat‘s manufacturing plants, which produces compact machines distributed not only in the EMEA market, but also exported to other regions worldwide.
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The latest news is of a recent European presentation of products which are nearing the end of the development pipeline and should be with us in the near future.
Smorgasbord of ideas
Doosan Bobcat has a training facility at Dobris in the Czech Republic which has just hosted the first face-to-face Bobcat demonstration event in nearly three years.
Over the last few weeks customers and dealers from all over Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) have participated in the event to get to grips with the latest Bobcat products, as well as a range of new concepts which are set to materialise in the near future.
The company demonstrated its latest thinking in applying electrification, digitisation, autonomy and even ‘gamification’ to the work site.
Latest products
The highlights included blending established products with new developments.
Attendees had the opportunity to try out the full range of Bobcat wheeled and tracked loaders, telehandlers, and attachments in working conditions.
The Dobris facility caters for training, development and manufacture
Complementing the practical sessions was a selection of product previews of the latest technology Bobcat will be bringing to market.
These include S86 and T86 R-Series wheeled loaders, the MT100 mini track loader, a full range of ground maintenance equipment and the Bobcat MaxControl remote operation with joysticks feature.
Coming soon
Looking further into the future, Bobcat will launch the world’s first all-electric compact track loader, the E35 operate by wire mini-excavator and an object avoidance system based on radar.
Commenting on this year’s event, Gustavo Otero, president of Doosan Bobcat EMEA, said:
He added that dealers also had the opportunity to meet the Bobcat team members in person at Dobris.
These are the people who are developing the new products and solutions, including designers, engineers and product managers.
Dobris – hub of EMEA operations
The Dobris campus is unique among Doosan Bobcat’s global facilities. It is home to the company’s EMEA headquarters, the innovation and training centres.
The site also includes one of Bobcat‘s manufacturing plants, which produces compact machines distributed not only in the EMEA market, but also exported to other regions worldwide.
Also Read:
Machinery Focus: Massey Ferguson adds science to art of tedding
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