From the
organisers of
Hillhead logo

LANDCROS One lands Red Dot Design Award

LANDCROS One, which was unveiled at Bauma in Munich in April, has won a prestigious Red Dot Design Award LANDCROS One, which was unveiled at Bauma in Munich in April, has won a prestigious Red Dot Design Award

Hitachi’s forward-thinking, technology-driven concept excavator scoops prestigious design award

HITACHI Construction Machinery (Europe) NV (HCME) have announced that their innovative concept excavator, LANDCROS One, which was unveiled at Bauma in Munich in April, is the winner of a prestigious Red Dot Design Award.

LANDCROS One embodies the Hitachi vision for a smarter, safer, and more sustainable future in construction. Developed in collaboration with Granstudio, the concept excavator illustrates a strategic shift in the brand’s positioning – from a reliable solution provider to a leader in forward-thinking, technology-driven innovation.

 

Several innovative features are incorporated into the design. The machine offers three powertrain options – electric, diesel, or hydrogen – to meet the need for flexible and sustainable operations, whilst three operating modes – manual, AI-assisted, and autonomous – accommodate varying skill levels of operators and allow for fully remote operation. To enhance safety and reduce fatigue, LANDCROS One has integrated digital solutions such as AI-assisted controls, remote workstations, and 360° sensor systems.

‘LANDCROS One is more than just a machine,’ said HCME president and chief executive officer Francesco Quaranta. ‘It’s our commitment to deliver solutions beyond machinery in a new construction ecosystem.

‘Following a hugely positive response at Bauma, HCME are delighted that LANDCROS One has now been recognised by this year’s Red Dot Design Awards. We’re proud to lead the next wave of innovation, empowering the next-generation workforce and redefining possibilities in the construction machinery industry.’

 
 

Latest Jobs

Wanted Down Under

Glendun Group is expanding and looking for experienced quarry workers in Australia