FORKLIFT TRUCKS
NEW REMOTE ENGINE DISABLE/ ENABLE FEATURE FOR MACHINE IQ Like all Bobcat machines, all the new Bobcat mini excavators as well as many of the other machines on show, come equipped with the Machine IQ telematics system, allowing operators to monitor machine performance remotely. Visitors to this year’s Demo Days were able to see the new Remote Engine Disable/Enable feature on the Machine IQ platform for the first time. The new feature allows customers to remotely enable or disable their machine’s engine through the Owner Portal or Machine IQ app.
COLLISION WARNING AND AVOIDANCE SYSTEM As before, Bobcat Demo Days 2025 continued to present a number of innovations. These included Bobcat’s new Collision Warning and
Avoidance System installed on a S76 skid- steer loader. This system leverages machine- integrated radar sensors to enhance the situational awareness of skid-steer and compact track loader operators. The cutting- edge technology can be customised to suit site-specific requirements, offering real-time obstacle and risk detection and a variety of response options.
THE DOOSAN BOBCAT CAMPUS AT DOBRIS
The Dobris Campus is a unique operation among Doosan Bobcat’s many facilities around the world. Not only is Dobris home to the headquarters, Innovation Centre and the training centre for EMEA, it also includes the Bobcat manufacturing plant, which produces a significant proportion of the company’s compact machines destined not
only for EMEA but for many other markets worldwide. At Dobris, Doosan Bobcat has all of the company’s engineering, development, production and management capabilities under one ‘roof’ on the Campus. As a result, the Dobris Campus is an unrivalled venue for an event like Demo Days, where Bobcat customers and dealers can see and try out new products and concepts before they come to market.
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