The US off-highway industry has moved beyond singular solutions into a complex, multi-energy landscape based upon a distinct set of geographic and operational imperatives that demand a more diversified power autonomy strategy. As technology matures, vehicles require an evolution in thinking around systems architecture, HMI, and autonomy infrastructure.
This conference will explore the engineering required to solve the technical challenges of autonomy, the economic realities on the total cost of ownership (TCO), the operational challenges of propulsion, complexity in fleet management, and the critical role of data-driven intelligence in optimizing performance across a diverse and increasingly decarbonized fleet.
