EXCON 2023 Day 2 Highlights
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EXCON 2023 Day 2 Highlights

Day 2 of EXCON 2023 witnessed a flurry of groundbreaking announcements and showcases from industry leaders, unveiling cutting-edge technologies that are set to reshape the landscape of construction and infrastructure.

1. Caterpillar Introduces the C13D Engine in India

Caterpillar made a significant impact at EXCON 2023 by unveiling its latest innovation, the Cat C13D engine. Engineered for heavy-duty off-highway applications, the C13D promises best-in-class power density, torque, and fuel efficiency. With eight power ratings ranging from 340 to 515 kW, the platform is set to commence production in 2026, complying with various emissions standards. Notably, the C13D platform offers an opportunity for OEMs to downsize, simplifying design and supply chain requirements.

2. Wipro Showcases Diverse Engineering Solutions

Wipro Infrastructure Engineering took centre stage at EXCON, presenting a range of innovative solutions across its diverse engineering businesses. From cloud-based solutions for tipper trucks to functional electric actuators, Wipro's booth highlighted advancements in hydraulics, automation, aerospace, and 3D printing. Mr. Pratik Kumar, CEO of Wipro Infrastructure Engineering, expressed enthusiasm about Wipro's role in contributing cutting-edge technology solutions to the construction and infrastructure industry.

3. Volvo CE Dominates with Largest Electric Machine Showcase in India

Volvo CE India showcased a monumental step towards sustainability with the largest display of electric machines in the country. The EC500 Electric excavator, L120 Electric wheel loader, and other electric machines demonstrated Volvo CE's commitment to reducing carbon footprints. The Equipment-as-a-Service (EaaS) business model and new-age service solutions underline Volvo CE's dedication to customer success and maximum uptime.

4. Liebherr Unveils Cutting-Edge Construction Machinery

Liebherr took centre stage at EXCON 2023 by unveiling a remarkable display of five cutting-edge machines. From tower cranes to wheel loaders and crawler dozers, Liebherr's showcase exemplified its commitment to providing customized solutions for the evolving needs of the Indian construction industry. The emphasis on design, functionality, and versatility marked Liebherr's presence as a key player in the construction machinery sector.

5. Scania Introduces G500 Super Heavy Tipper

Scania Commercial Vehicles made a bold move by introducing the G500 8x4 Super Heavy Tipper. Engineered for the mining and transport sector, this tipper sets new standards in power, efficiency, and eco-friendly design. With a low-emission, biodiesel-compatible engine delivering 500 horsepower, the G500 Super emphasizes Scania's commitment to addressing emission reduction and profitability challenges in the industry.

6. Komatsu and L&T Showcase Sustainable Solutions

Komatsu India (KIPL) and Larsen & Toubro Limited (L&T) showcased their technological prowess and service capabilities, introducing hybrid technology and bio-fuel compatibility in construction equipment. The theme of "Connecting People, Technology, and Planet Together" reflects their commitment to innovation and sustainability. The exhibition highlighted a comprehensive suite of services, including smart construction solutions and advanced oil analysis programs.

7. Cummins and Repos Energy Introduce DATUM Fuel Management System

Cummins India, in collaboration with Repos Energy, unveiled DATUM, an Intelligent Fuel Management System. This digital solution leverages sensors and technology to streamline fuel operations, addressing challenges such as pilferage and unbalanced diesel inventory. DATUM promises real-time updates, reduced procurement costs, improved inventory management, and contributes to environmental sustainability by reducing the carbon footprint.

Day 2 of EXCON 2023 showcased a convergence of innovation and sustainability, with industry leaders introducing technologies that not only enhance operational efficiency but also contribute to the global shift towards a greener and more sustainable future. As the exhibition continues, anticipation builds for more groundbreaking revelations in the construction and infrastructure sector.

Day 2 of EXCON 2023 witnessed a flurry of groundbreaking announcements and showcases from industry leaders, unveiling cutting-edge technologies that are set to reshape the landscape of construction and infrastructure. 1. Caterpillar Introduces the C13D Engine in India Caterpillar made a significant impact at EXCON 2023 by unveiling its latest innovation, the Cat C13D engine. Engineered for heavy-duty off-highway applications, the C13D promises best-in-class power density, torque, and fuel efficiency. With eight power ratings ranging from 340 to 515 kW, the platform is set to commence production in 2026, complying with various emissions standards. Notably, the C13D platform offers an opportunity for OEMs to downsize, simplifying design and supply chain requirements. 2. Wipro Showcases Diverse Engineering Solutions Wipro Infrastructure Engineering took centre stage at EXCON, presenting a range of innovative solutions across its diverse engineering businesses. From cloud-based solutions for tipper trucks to functional electric actuators, Wipro's booth highlighted advancements in hydraulics, automation, aerospace, and 3D printing. Mr. Pratik Kumar, CEO of Wipro Infrastructure Engineering, expressed enthusiasm about Wipro's role in contributing cutting-edge technology solutions to the construction and infrastructure industry. 3. Volvo CE Dominates with Largest Electric Machine Showcase in India Volvo CE India showcased a monumental step towards sustainability with the largest display of electric machines in the country. The EC500 Electric excavator, L120 Electric wheel loader, and other electric machines demonstrated Volvo CE's commitment to reducing carbon footprints. The Equipment-as-a-Service (EaaS) business model and new-age service solutions underline Volvo CE's dedication to customer success and maximum uptime. 4. Liebherr Unveils Cutting-Edge Construction Machinery Liebherr took centre stage at EXCON 2023 by unveiling a remarkable display of five cutting-edge machines. From tower cranes to wheel loaders and crawler dozers, Liebherr's showcase exemplified its commitment to providing customized solutions for the evolving needs of the Indian construction industry. The emphasis on design, functionality, and versatility marked Liebherr's presence as a key player in the construction machinery sector. 5. Scania Introduces G500 Super Heavy Tipper Scania Commercial Vehicles made a bold move by introducing the G500 8x4 Super Heavy Tipper. Engineered for the mining and transport sector, this tipper sets new standards in power, efficiency, and eco-friendly design. With a low-emission, biodiesel-compatible engine delivering 500 horsepower, the G500 Super emphasizes Scania's commitment to addressing emission reduction and profitability challenges in the industry. 6. Komatsu and L&T Showcase Sustainable Solutions Komatsu India (KIPL) and Larsen & Toubro Limited (L&T) showcased their technological prowess and service capabilities, introducing hybrid technology and bio-fuel compatibility in construction equipment. The theme of Connecting People, Technology, and Planet Together reflects their commitment to innovation and sustainability. The exhibition highlighted a comprehensive suite of services, including smart construction solutions and advanced oil analysis programs. 7. Cummins and Repos Energy Introduce DATUM Fuel Management System Cummins India, in collaboration with Repos Energy, unveiled DATUM, an Intelligent Fuel Management System. This digital solution leverages sensors and technology to streamline fuel operations, addressing challenges such as pilferage and unbalanced diesel inventory. DATUM promises real-time updates, reduced procurement costs, improved inventory management, and contributes to environmental sustainability by reducing the carbon footprint. Day 2 of EXCON 2023 showcased a convergence of innovation and sustainability, with industry leaders introducing technologies that not only enhance operational efficiency but also contribute to the global shift towards a greener and more sustainable future. As the exhibition continues, anticipation builds for more groundbreaking revelations in the construction and infrastructure sector.

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