A battery-operated vehicle does not use a combustion engine, thus amounting to zero emissions released into the environment. Using communication protocols like CAN and Ethernet, you can read all the battery management data, control the electric drives, and transmit information to the inverters. By monitoring the overall health and functionality of the refuse collector you identify pending issues before they cause major problems.
A traditional diesel engine allows you to communicate with the electronic engine via SAE J1939. This engine information, along with data from the body of the vehicle, can help determine the health of your machine and avoid any potential problems. Monitoring the refuse collector’s reversing and lateral loading areas improves visibility and awareness, which reduces the risk of accidents. Optimize labor efficiency by tracking activities and tasks completed by the operator to identify opportunities for productivity improvement.
Features
ifm's 3D mobile camera system enables machines to react to an obstacle before your driver sees it, automatically halt the vehicle when an object enters its path, and improve the speed of operation by avoiding collisions when approaching other vehicles.
  • Reliable data provision via Ethernet UDP
  • Fast response time with time-of-flight technology
  • Suited for use in mobile machines
  • Compact and robust housing
  • Long sensing range up to 35 m
Controls architecture
Typical Bill of Material
Controls architecture
Typical Bill of Material