LOGIMAT 2026
First presentation of the new FSE 526 receiver and even more valuable innovations
to the most diverse individual requirements. Customisation options start with a detailed analysis of operating demands, from which the HBC experts develop a tailor-made solution, drawing from their comprehensive, modular suite of technologies. For particularly demanding projects, the HBC engineering team is set-up to create a customised solution which goes beyond any existing products and technologies available.
By detecting the operator’s distance to the machine, radiomatic’s intelligent assistance feature keeps personnel and equipment always at a safe distance.
This year’s LogiMAT 2026 will see the premiere of HBC-radiomatics latest innovation, the FSE 526 radio receiver for industrial cranes and other machinery, alongside other cutting-edge products at booth 7A10 in Hall 1. The newly developed FSE 526 radio
receiver has been specially designed for controlling industrial cranes and other machinery. This high-quality device scores with state-of-the-art HBC radio technology and numerous useful features.
At booth 7A10 in Hall 7, the global leader in the field of comprehensive solutions for safe and efficient human-machine interaction, will showcase even more cutting-edge products and features for intralogistics and automation technology. For example, visitors can experience the radiomatic range control assistance system. By automatically detecting the distance between the operator and the machine, this innovation ensures that the operator and the device are always at a safe distance from each other.
Another tradeshow highlight will be the live camera assistance radiomatic photon. This intelligent feature delivers live video images to the radio control’s colour display. Thus, the operator has a better overview of complex environments from obstructed angles, allowing for the early detection of dangers. In difficult situations, for example when driving a machine through narrow passages or operating a machine in inaccessible areas, radiomatic photon enables precise control. HBC has lately extended their radiomatic photon portfolio with new additions, including a switchable four-camera option, a mobile
solution for portable cameras and a version with a pivoting, tilting and zoomable camera. This enables an optimum adaptation of this cutting-edge feature to the specific demands of the application. A strong focus of HBC’s tradeshows
presentation will be their customer-specific offerings. These range from individually configured controls for exciting individual projects to powerful radio systems for large product series. HBC has the expertise and resources to completely adapt their products
HBC-radiomatic at a glance As a global family driven company, HBC- radiomatic develops and produces world- leading technical solutions for safe, comfortable and efficient human-machine interaction. The German-based radio experts offer perfectly tailored products, precisely matched to the requirements – from simple to complex, and regardless of project size. Around 90% of HBC’s components are manufactured in-house. This ensures first-class quality for all HBC products. HBC customers can rely on excellent worldwide assistance – competent, fast and local. Eight subsidiaries and a support network in more than 40 locations ensure reliable help with all questions on HBC products, at any time and anywhere. Whenever necessary, HBC’s service technicians are available for direct support at the work site, keeping downtimes to a minimum.
The camera assistance radiomatic photon allows for safe and precise control by means of live video images delivered to the colour display.
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