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Danfoss Power Solutions partners with Swift Navigation, Bonsai Robotics, and HARD-LINE to enhance PLUS+1 Autonomy platform


Danfoss Power Solutions, a leading global supplier of mobile and industrial hydraulics as well as electric powertrain systems, has partnered with Swift Navigation, Bonsai Robotics, and HARD-LINE to expand the offerings in its autonomous machine development platform. Danfoss will integrate the companies’ solutions into its PLUS+1 Autonomy software, enabling users to enhance their autonomous machines with Swift Navigation’s high-precision positioning service, Bonsai Robotics’ camera-based vision systems, and HARD-LINE’s teleoperations solution.


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anfoss Power Solutions, a leading global supplier of mobile and industrial hydraulics as well as electric powertrain systems, has partnered with Swift Navigation, Bonsai Robotics, and HARD-LINE to expand the offerings in its autonomous machine development platform. Danfoss will integrate the companies’ solutions into its PLUS+1 Autonomy software, enabling users to enhance their autonomous machines with Swift Navigation’s high-precision positioning service, Bonsai Robotics’ camera- based vision systems, and HARD-LINE’s teleoperations solution.


Peter Bleday, head of Autonomy at Danfoss Power Solutions, said: “Autonomous off- highway machines are becoming more sophisticated. As we advance towards Level 4 and even Level 5 autonomy, high-precision navigation and remote control beyond line of sight will become requirements. “Swift Navigation, Bonsai Robotics, and HARD-LINE are very different companies that each have a reputation for technology  system partnerships for us and strategic  their solutions into our PLUS+1 Autonomy platform and helping our customers stay ahead of the curve in their autonomous vehicle development.”


PLUS+1 Autonomy is a software platform designed to substantially reduce development time and facilitate rapid vehicle prototyping, helping OEMs get autonomous and semi-autonomous off- 


In addition to its PLUS+1 Autonomy platform, Danfoss offers engineering services and ruggedised hardware. Danfoss Autonomy  to production, supporting full machine development.


 positioning service offers decimeter- level accuracy from the cloud to PLUS+1 Autonomy, eliminating the need for additional ground infrastructure. It is well suited for industries such as construction, agriculture, and other applications that demand high-precision GNSS capabilities.   Korea, and Australia.


Brad Sherrard, executive vice president,  delighted to collaborate with Danfoss, a


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renowned leader in industrial machine control.


“Accurate machine control and autonomy  exceptional reliability and extensive  applications.”


Bonsai Robotics is a fast-growing start-up that specialises in camera-based vision systems for adverse conditions such as   traditional positioning systems, enabling greater accuracy at very low cost when navigating the toughest conditions, including narrow rows of trees, vines, or crops.


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