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[WRE ADVISOR | BUSINESS]


CONEXPO ‘Tech Experience’ I


HBC-radiomatic Goes State-of-the-Art for


n 1947, radio pioneers Huber and Brendel founded a radio technology laboratory in post-World War II Crailsheim, Germany. With pioneering spirit, they laid the groundwork for a success story


known around the world today as HBC-radiomatic. Beginning with the portable radiotelephone for civil use in Germany, the duo then developed the first radio- controlled storm warning system, followed by the first HBC-radiomatic radio control for cranes. A history of groundbreaking, industry-first innovations continued, from hazardous-rated wireless control systems designed for fire suppression to wirelessly and precisely controlling various machines through simple hand movement commands. What also emerged was a global leader with over 450 employees, six subsidiaries, and 40 partners now serving more than 60 countries. Seven decades since its beginning, HBC-radiomatic continues to lead the market in the development and production of radio control systems for construction and industrial applications across the globe. Trough the company’s stringent quality standards, groundbreaking innovations, and dedication to meeting the needs of its customers, HBC-radiomatic continues to set the benchmark for cutting-edge, robust wireless control. Established in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1998, HBC- radiomatic, Inc. (HBC) has evolved to become a leading supplier of safe radio control solutions for North America. Ideally positioned adjacent to the Northern Kentucky/ Cincinnati airport, HBC ‘s purpose-built North American headquarters was designed to ensure that the organization is fully equipped to offer the rapid delivery of systems, unparalleled pre- and after-sales service, and the ability to expand to meet the specific needs of a growing customer base. Today, HBC boasts the group’s largest production site outside of Germany, and is quality certified in accordance with ISO 9001 :2008. Representing over 70 years as a global producer of


innovative radio control solutions and technological leadership, the HBC-radiomatic mission continues to establish new possibilities and precise remote control offerings.


An example of such continued innovation and leadership will be on display at the upcoming CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2017 (ConExpo) construction conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, March 7-11. HBC


will address audiences in the North Hall at the Las Vegas Convention Center, and will also be a focal point within the new 75,000-square-foot ConExpo “Tech Experience”— a jobsite concept featuring autonomous/ remote-controlled vehicles and systems. At the Tech Experience, HBC will present the technos A transmitter—a compact and ergonomic radio control for diverse applications (including many types of construction machinery, cranes, and conveying equipment)—and


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