SAE Truck & Off-Highway Engineering
June 2019
- Bullish on biomethane
The CEO of CNH Industrial says biomethane is cleaner path than electric, as Case demos the alt fuel in cool wheel-loader concept. - Unique hybrids required
Power systems expert at Perkins stresses that on-highway electric solutions cannot be directly applied to the more-rugged and varied applications in off-highway. - Getting driverless trucks onto roadways
Autonomous developers at TuSimple address many technical issues, but they also must consider regulations and operating modes. - Stronger, quieter cabs
Worthington expert sees AHSS and active noise cancellation making off-highway cabs safer and less-stressful places to work. - Hydrogen boom!
Nikola reveals Two and Tre fuel-cell trucks and its H2 fueling roadmap, as well as battery-electric military and powersports vehicles. - Rearview cameras come into sight
Momentum is building behind replacing mirrors with camera monitor systems as the technology edges closer to regulatory approval. - Supplier Directory
Complete listing of industry suppliers categorized by technology area. - Editorial
Diesel's doing just fine, thank you. - Achieving better power management by optimizing thermal management
- Security, bandwidth drive over-the-air development
- SAE launches Office of Automation
- Cleaner Trucks Initiative starts NOx-reduction journey
- JCB adds three new X Series crawler excavators
- Toyota's proven fuel-cell stack reduces cost, complexity in H2 semi-truck
- Q&A
Volvo CE's Calle Skillsäter talks about trialing 5G connectivity in construction
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