The LX03 is the world's first self-learning concept wheel loader capable of making decisions, completing tasks, and interacting with humans on its own. The autonomous wheel loader is also the first ...
Volvo is eager to bring self-driving technology to construction crews, but it's taking a decidedly unusual route to get there. The automaker has unveiled an autonomous wheel loader prototype, the LX03 ...
At the Nuremberg Toy Fair in Germany, held January 29 to February 3, 2014, global toy giant LEGO Group unveiled the latest flagship model in its LEGO Technic line: a Volvo L350F wheel loader. The ...
Lego is known for faithfully re-creating some of the world’s most famous vehicles in bricks, including the spectacular Bugatti Chiron and Porsche 911 GT3 RS. But why should the company limit itself to ...
Not content with a toy model, Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) has brought its ZEUX concept wheel loader to life in the form of a fully autonomous, battery-electric prototype. According to the ...
If involving children in real-world construction equipment design seems odd, consider this: The collaboration has resulted in several patents, some of which are “potentially revolutionary,” according ...
Volvo CE is giving us a closer look into its research and development process, showing off an autonomous battery-powered prototype construction vehicle that’s currently in the works. Even more ...
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- Now it becomes a LEGO set paving the way for real life construction machines Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) and LEGO Technic construction toys have joined creative forces with a team of ...
Models L110H and L120H Volvo wheel loaders have new engines that automatically regenerate while working. The Volvo D8M 8-liter engine provides 256 and 272 horsepower, respectively. The engine has a ...
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