As with other industries, industrial vehicles are also experiencing the movement toward hybrid technology. The vehicles of the future will move toward synchronized, smart and automated systems that involve a higher level of electronic intelligence. This includes fault monitoring and diagnostics for accident detection, worker safety, equipment malfunction and the healthy functioning of the systems.

 

Industrial machinery will also need a reduction in operator workload, cycle time and ultimately have more precise repeatable action reducing the amount of operator touch-time. Specialized robotics will also play a role in many farm implements as they develop and utilize auxiliary manipulators that integrate touch, thermal and optical sensing devices, among others. At Ingenium Aerospace we have created custom design for a multitude of industries including an original tank jack for efficient water storage and usage and a revolutionary articulation machine for human knee rehabilitation with diagnostic, rehabilitation progress tracking and reporting capabilities.

Recent advancements in solid state electronics, power distribution systems and advanced motion control theory have provided the opportunity for rapid growth in electromechanical and electrohydrostatic systems. Just as in the aerospace industry, the industrial marketplace has embraced electromechanical systems on countless prime initiatives.