autonomous hauling
Hitachi debuts autonomous offering at MINExpo
Hitachi Construction Machinery debuted an automated haulage system at last week’s MINExpo in Las Vegas. Keep Reading
Caterpillar introduces next-generation water delivery system
Introduced at MINExpo 2024, the Cat water delivery system 2.0 provides higher water output and allows trucks to run at higher speeds. Keep Reading
Heidelberg Materials to further trial autonomous hauling tech
Heidelberg Materials North America is continuing its partnership with Pronto at a second quarry in Texas. Keep Reading
MINExpo preview: What Caterpillar has in the works
Caterpillar offers a look ahead to its showcase at MINExpo 2024, which takes place Sept. 24-26 in Las Vegas. Keep Reading
How autonomy might redefine the quarry
Autonomous hauling has been getting a lot of love lately on the pages of Pit & Quarry. And rightly so. Our intensified coverage extends back to the magazine’s February 2023 edition, which featured Luck Stone on our cover and a… Keep Reading
What’s next for autonomy with aggregates?
While haulers may lead the industry’s transition, one technology leader says excavators and dozers could also go autonomous in the coming years. Keep Reading
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Producers discuss the future of autonomy in aggregates
As large producers test autonomous haulers in quarries, small and midsized producers are eager to see if the technologies tested are viable. Keep Reading
The dawn of a new era for the aggregate industry
A number of aggregate producers are exploring the possibilities of autonomy, artificial intelligence and electric power for industry applications. Keep Reading
Which truck size is best for autonomous hauling?
A case study analyzing ‘small’ and ‘medium’ haulers presents a surprising finding about autonomous tech. Keep Reading
