Oshkosh Corporation Showcases Technology for Everyday Heroes at CES 2025: Pioneering Advances in Electrification, AI, Autonomy and Connectivity
Oshkosh (NYSE: OSK) made its debut at CES 2025, showcasing innovative solutions in electrification, AI, autonomy, and connectivity. Key announcements include: an all-electric refuse front-loader vehicle, an autonomous refuse collection robot (HARR-E), and an AI-enabled Collision Avoidance Mitigation System for emergency vehicles.
The company introduced new McNeilus Volterra technologies, including AI-enabled bin detection, an electrified arm that saves up to 45 minutes per day in operation time, and AI-powered contamination detection for recyclables. Additionally, Oshkosh unveiled a driverless cargo handler for airports and the JLG Galileo, an all-electric machine combining boom lift and rotating telehandler functions.
The innovations target various sectors including firefighting, military, postal services, construction, and airport operations, focusing on improving safety, efficiency, and sustainability across these industries.
Oshkosh (NYSE: OSK) ha fatto il suo debutto al CES 2025, presentando soluzioni innovative nell'elettrificazione, intelligenza artificiale, autonomia e connettività. Tra gli annunci principali, si trovano: un veicolo frontale per rifiuti totalmente elettrico, un robot autonomo per la raccolta dei rifiuti (HARR-E) e un sistema di mitigazione per la prevenzione delle collisioni abilitato dall'IA per veicoli di emergenza.
L'azienda ha introdotto nuove tecnologie McNeilus Volterra, tra cui il rilevamento di contenitori abilitato dall'IA, un braccio elettrificato che consente di risparmiare fino a 45 minuti al giorno in tempo operativo, e il rilevamento di contaminazione per materiali riciclabili powered by AI. Inoltre, Oshkosh ha svelato un caricatore per merci senza conducente per aeroporti e il JLG Galileo, una macchina totalmente elettrica che combina funzioni di sollevatore a braccio e telehandler rotante.
Le innovazioni mirano a vari settori, tra cui i vigili del fuoco, le forze armate, i servizi postali, la costruzione e le operazioni aeroportuali, con un focus sul miglioramento della sicurezza, dell'efficienza e della sostenibilità in queste industrie.
Oshkosh (NYSE: OSK) hizo su debutó en el CES 2025, mostrando soluciones innovadoras en electrificación, IA, autonomía y conectividad. Los anuncios clave incluyen: un vehículo de carga frontal totalmente eléctrico para residuos, un robot autónomo de recolección de basura (HARR-E) y un sistema de mitigación de colisiones habilitado por IA para vehículos de emergencia.
La compañía presentó nuevas tecnologías McNeilus Volterra, que incluyen detección de contenedores habilitada por IA, un brazo electrificado que ahorra hasta 45 minutos al día en tiempo de operación, y detección de contaminación para reciclables impulsada por IA. Además, Oshkosh presentó un manipulador de carga sin conductor para aeropuertos y el JLG Galileo, una máquina totalmente eléctrica que combina funciones de elevador de pluma y manipulador telescópico rotativo.
Las innovaciones están dirigidas a varios sectores, incluidos los bomberos, el ejército, los servicios postales, la construcción y las operaciones aeroportuarias, enfocándose en mejorar la seguridad, la eficiencia y la sostenibilidad en estas industrias.
오시코시 (NYSE: OSK)는 CES 2025에서 전기화, 인공지능, 자율성 및 연결성 분야의 혁신적인 솔루션을 선보이며 데뷔했습니다. 주요 발표 내용으로는: 완전 전기식 쓰레기 전방 로더 차량, 자율 쓰레기 수거 로봇(HARR-E), 그리고 응급 차량을 위한 인공지능 기반 충돌 회피 완화 시스템이 포함됩니다.
회사는 인공지능 기반의 빈 탐지, 운영 시간에 하루 최대 45분을 절약할 수 있는 전자 팔, 그리고 재활용 가능한 물질의 오염 감지를 위한 인공지능을 포함한 새로운 맥닐러스 볼테라 기술을 소개했습니다. 추가로, 오시코시는 공항용 무인 화물 처리 장비와 부메랑 리프트와 회전식 텔레핸들러 기능을 결합한 완전 전기식 기계인 JLG 갈릴레오를 공개했습니다.
이 혁신은 소방, 군대, 우편 서비스, 건설 및 공항 운영 등 다양한 분야를 대상으로 하며, 이러한 산업에서 안전성, 효율성 및 지속 가능성을 개선하는 데 중점을 두고 있습니다.
Oshkosh (NYSE: OSK) a fait ses débuts au CES 2025, présentant des solutions innovantes en électrification, IA, autonomie et connectivité. Les principales annonces incluent : un véhicule de collecte de déchets entièrement électrique, un robot autonome de collecte des déchets (HARR-E) et un système d'atténuation des collisions activé par l'IA pour les véhicules d'urgence.
La société a introduit de nouvelles technologies McNeilus Volterra, comprenant la détection de bacs activée par l'IA, un bras électrifié permettant d'économiser jusqu'à 45 minutes par jour en temps d'opération, et la détection de contamination pour les recyclables alimentée par l'IA. De plus, Oshkosh a dévoilé un manitou sans conducteur pour les aéroports et le JLG Galileo, une machine entièrement électrique alliant les fonctions de nacelle élévatrice et de chariot télescopique rotatif.
Les innovations ciblent divers secteurs, y compris les pompiers, l'armée, les services postaux, la construction et les opérations aéroportuaires, en se concentrant sur l'amélioration de la sécurité, de l'efficacité et de la durabilité dans ces industries.
Oshkosh (NYSE: OSK) feierte sein Debüt auf der CES 2025 und stellte innovative Lösungen in den Bereichen Elektrifizierung, KI, Autonomie und Konnektivität vor. Zu den wichtigsten Ankündigungen gehören: ein voll-elektrisches Abfallfrontladerfahrzeug, ein autonomer Abfallentsorgungsroboter (HARR-E) und ein KI-unterstütztes Kollisionsvermeidungssystem für Einsatzfahrzeuge.
Das Unternehmen stellte neue McNeilus Volterra Technologien vor, darunter KI-gestützte Behältererkennung, einen elektrifizierten Arm, der bis zu 45 Minuten Betriebszeit pro Tag spart, und KI-gesteuerte Kontaminationsdetektion für Wertstoffe. Darüber hinaus präsentierte Oshkosh einen fahrerlosen Cargo-Handler für Flughäfen sowie den JLG Galileo, eine voll-elektrische Maschine, die die Funktionen eines Teleskopladers mit Drehsäule und eines Bühnenlifters kombiniert.
Die Innovationen zielen auf verschiedene Sektoren ab, darunter Feuerwehr, Militär, Postdienste, Bauwesen und Flughafenbetrieb, mit einem Fokus auf die Verbesserung von Sicherheit, Effizienz und Nachhaltigkeit in diesen Branchen.
- Launch of all-electric refuse vehicle with full-day single-charge capability
- Introduction of autonomous refuse collection robot (HARR-E) for on-demand service
- Development of AI-powered safety system (CAMS) for emergency vehicles
- New electrified arm technology reducing operation time by 45 minutes daily
- Expansion into autonomous airport operations with driverless cargo handler
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Insights
Oshkosh's CES 2025 showcase represents a strategic pivot towards advanced technology integration across their vehicle portfolio. The introduction of the all-electric ZFL front-loader and HARR-E autonomous refuse robot positions them at the forefront of the commercial vehicle electrification trend. Their AI-enabled solutions, particularly the Collision Avoidance Mitigation System (CAMS), address critical safety concerns in the emergency response sector.
The autonomous cargo handler for airports and the interconnected job site ecosystem demonstrate Oshkosh's commitment to industrial automation. These innovations could significantly reduce operational costs while improving efficiency. The company's unified electrification platform strategy enables economies of scale across different vehicle categories, potentially improving profit margins and market competitiveness.
This technological transformation aligns with major market trends in vehicle electrification and automation. The refuse collection market alone is projected to see substantial growth in electric vehicle adoption. Oshkosh's AI-powered contamination detection system addresses a critical pain point in recycling operations, potentially opening new revenue streams through technology licensing or premium pricing.
The autonomous solutions for airports and construction sites target labor-intensive sectors struggling with workforce shortages. Their ClearSky Smart Fleet™ technology and wireless charging capabilities could create recurring revenue through software subscriptions and maintenance services. While the initial investment in these technologies is substantial, the long-term market positioning and potential for service-based revenue streams make this a strategic move for future growth.
The environmental impact of these innovations is substantial. The electric refuse vehicles and autonomous solutions could significantly reduce urban noise pollution and emissions. The AI-powered contamination detection system could improve recycling efficiency and reduce waste contamination rates, a important factor in meeting increasingly stringent environmental regulations.
The Autonomous Mobile Charging Robot (AMCR) concept could accelerate electric vehicle adoption in industrial settings by addressing charging infrastructure challenges. This comprehensive approach to electrification and automation positions Oshkosh as a leader in sustainable industrial vehicles, potentially attracting ESG-focused investors and contracts from environmentally conscious municipalities.
Making its debut at CES, Oshkosh Corporation today is announcing electrification, AI, autonomy and connectivity solutions to help everyday heroes—such as firefighters, soldiers, postal carriers, construction workers and people doing tough work on the tarmac of an airport – and the communities they serve. These solutions include: A first-of-its-kind, purpose-built, all-electric refuse and recycling front-loader vehicle along with AI and electrified technologies that improve refuse and recycling collection in neighborhoods; Autonomous robot designed for on-demand refuse collection to help manage weekly chores; AI-enabled Collision Avoidance Mitigation System (CAMS) for fire and emergency vehicles to provide critical advance notice of an impending collision to first responders; and Self-driving vehicles and connected solutions like iOPS® and ClearSky Smart Fleet™ technologies to improve operations at airports and on job sites. (Photo: Business Wire)
- A first-of-its-kind, purpose-built, all-electric refuse and recycling front-loader vehicle along with AI and electrified technologies that improve refuse and recycling collection in neighborhoods.
- Autonomous robot designed for on-demand refuse collection to help manage weekly chores.
- AI-enabled Collision Avoidance Mitigation System (CAMS) for fire and emergency vehicles to provide critical advance notice of an impending collision to first responders.
- Self-driving vehicles and connected solutions like iOPS® and ClearSky Smart Fleet™ technologies to improve operations at airports and on job sites.
“Technology is only as valuable as the positive impact it has on our lives and within our communities,” said John Pfeifer, president and chief executive officer, Oshkosh Corporation. “Oshkosh works closely with customers to design and develop solutions for difficult and challenging jobs– from protecting firefighters to reducing pollution to keeping workers safe at heights and even more routine tasks such as performing weekly chores. Our innovations use AI, autonomy, connectivity and electrification to support a safe, productive, quiet and clean future.”
Redefining Neighborhoods with Advanced, Purpose-Built Technology
Oshkosh is redefining neighborhoods by empowering everyday heroes with advanced, purpose-built technologies that support innovation and sustainability. Electrified, route-based fleets are revolutionizing essential services such as last-mile delivery, fire and emergency response and refuse and recycling collection around the globe.
At CES, Oshkosh is expanding its McNeilus® Volterra™ line with the ZFL, an electric front-loader truck for commercial refuse and recycling collection. Built for a full day of work on a single charge, it features an ergonomic design, advanced driver assistance system and telematics for fleet management. Oshkosh also unveiled three new market-leading environmental technologies to complement its McNeilus® refuse vehicle product line:
- AI-Enabled Bin Detection: Using AI and machine learning, refuse and recycling collection vehicles detect bins, the operator then deploys an electric arm with the push of a button. This helps manage human error and speeds pickups.
- Electrified Arm: Oshkosh’s new electric arm technology enables refuse and recycling vehicles to operate fast, manage noise and save up to 45 minutes per day in operation time to support the service of more households per day.
- AI-Powered Contamination Detection: Contamination detection technology enables real-time identification of contaminated recyclables using on vehicle on-the-edge processing, enabling real time notification and decision-making ability. Unlike cloud-based systems, which can experience delays and require high data transfer, Oshkosh’s on-the-edge processing allows for rapid contaminant detection.
Self-Driving, On-Demand Refuse Collection
Oshkosh is also pioneering a new way to tackle a weekly chore – taking out the trash. At CES, the company is showcasing a Hail-able Autonomous Refuse Robot – Electric or HARR-E™. HARR-E is an autonomous, electric refuse collection robot that offers on-demand trash and recycling pickup via a smartphone app or virtual at home assistant. Using AI-enabled navigation and advanced sensors, HARR-E autonomously collects waste and returns to a central collection area.
With cutting-edge AI and robotic systems, Oshkosh has developed a prototype system that optimizes efficiency and logistics to complement traditional refuse collection services and redefine day-to-day waste collection for modern, master-planned communities and businesses.
Helping Manage Roadside Risks for First Responders
Oshkosh strives to make a difference in people's lives. Today, first responders take incredible risks every time they respond to a call on an active roadway. More than 250 first responders have died from being struck by a vehicle on the job in the last four years1.
To improve the awareness of first responders and service workers, Oshkosh is featuring a Collision Avoidance Mitigation System (CAMS) – the first system of its kind designed specifically for roadside emergency scenarios. CAMS detects the trajectory, speed and proximity of oncoming vehicles relative to a parked response vehicle by using advanced camera technology with AI, advanced autonomous driving sensors and radar. CAMS provides seconds of advance notice of an impending collision, improving the awareness of everyday heroes during roadside operations. The camera system also records a continuous video feed that supports accident reconstruction and insurance documentation.
Bringing Autonomous-Driving Technology to Airports and Job Sites
Purpose-built, route-based vehicles are well-suited for airports and job sites where predictable routes and repetitive tasks are common.
Leveraging its advanced autonomy stack, Oshkosh is debuting a driverless cargo handler for airports. This fully electric, autonomous vehicle is designed to efficiently transport baggage between designated locations on the airport ramp. Equipped with LiDAR, radars, cameras and cutting-edge sensor perception, as well as object recognition technologies, Oshkosh has developed a purpose-built, fully autonomous solution that addresses the evolving demands of the travel industry.
Oshkosh is also unveiling an interconnected job site ecosystem with smart materials, automated maintenance and seamless workflows. Highlights include:
- The JLG® Galileo, an all-electric machine combining boom lift and rotating telehandler functions to aid productivity.
- An Autonomous Mobile Charging Robot (AMCR). This concept brings wireless charging capabilities directly to equipment to help optimize uptime and support accelerated adoption of electrified products through the company’s ClearSky Smart Fleet™ technology.
Industrial Technology Designed to Transcend Industries
Oshkosh’s advanced, proprietary technologies enable the seamless integration of next-generation solutions across its portfolio of purpose-built vehicles, tailored to meet the specific needs of each application. As a market leader, Oshkosh delivers cutting-edge technology while actively investing in future innovations to continually enhance its capabilities.
This is exemplified by Oshkosh's electrified propulsion system. Oshkosh seamlessly applies this electrification technology across a broad range of vehicles, including fire trucks, refuse and recycling collection vehicles and last-mile delivery solutions, showcasing its ability to innovate and adapt for varied end markets.
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1 Data from www.respondersafety.com 2019 -2023 struck by vehicle fatalities.
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