Modern machine cab design

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Modern machine cab design

Modern design

Expectations regarding how it feels to operate a machine are changing. Your customers and end-users aren’t looking for the newest version of a legacy tractor design — they want the off-highway version of a luxury car.

Designing a modern, ergonomic cab can give you a competitive edge by exceeding these customer expectations. You can increase operator comfort while reducing fatigue, helping them feel safe and in control.

Implementing these modern elements in your machine design is a small step with big impact. Plus, it’s made simple with Danfoss.

Modern design resources

Improving operator comfort and productivity
Improving operator comfort and productivity

Steering isn’t just about the wheel anymore. New inputs take up less space, are more ergonomic and create a modern environment. But beyond “surface” benefits, how can you know if they actually improve productivity in your machine design? We put them to the test.

A first step in modernizing mobile machines
A first step in modernizing mobile machines

Operator Experience in on-highway vehicles influences end-user expectations for off-highway machines. With this in mind, OEMs need to start implementing modern elements in their design. Learn how integrating a few key pieces can easily upgrade the look and feel of your cab.

Related products

PLUS+1® displays
PLUS+1® displays
HMR in a modern cab
HMR in a modern cab
Joysticks in a modern cab
Joysticks in a modern cab

Case studies

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    A modern cab in look and feel

    ASA-Lift worked with Danfoss Power Solutions to create a positive Operator Experience. Rather than a complicated cab with outdated technology, ASA-Lift wanted to provide a more streamlined, ergonomic solution in its new generation of carrot harvesters.