This presentation will examine how simplified, modular electronics architectures can transform the development of electrified construction vehicles. As OEMs face growing complexity from electrification, automation and digitalization, the paper will outline why an integrated, configurable platform – such as Moog Construction’s Adaptive Electrification Management System (AEMS) – offers a more efficient path forward. It will explore how consolidating discrete components, streamlining power distribution and standardizing software can reduce costs, improve reliability and accelerate production. By presenting a scalable framework for next‑generation machine design, the presentation will aim to guide manufacturers toward long‑term efficiency, fleet sustainability and competitive advantage in an evolving industry.

• How modular, simplified electronics cut component counts, wiring and cooling complexity to reduce cost and streamline machine production
• How fewer connectors and standardized modules boost reliability, enable fast repairs and keep electrified construction equipment running longer
• How integrated power and control systems improve scalability, efficiency and lifecycle performance across multiple electrified machine platforms
• How standardized modules simplify supply chains, reduce supplier dependence and support flexible production across machine platforms
• How remote diagnostics and real‑time software updates improve serviceability, reduce downtime and extend the lifecycle of electrified fleets