Oshkosh Corporation News
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Pratt Miller Motorsports Returns to its Prototype Roots in 2025 - Pratt Miller
Pratt Miller Motorsports has announced its return to prototype racing by entering the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship in the LMP2 category starting in 2025. The team will field an Oreca 07, driven by Pietro Fittipaldi and James Roe, with additional drivers to be announced. This expansion is part of Pratt Millers strategy to solidify its leadership in professional sports car racing. The company, a subsidiary of Oshkosh Corporation, has a rich history in motorsports, including the Corvette Daytona Prototype. The announcement highlights Pratt Millers commitment to innovation and excellence, with a focus on maximizing partners returns on investment. The event marks a significant growth opportunity for the company.
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Oshkosh Corporation Secures Order from Republic Services for 100 McNeilus® Volterra™ Electric Refuse Trucks After Successful Operation of Initial Units
Oshkosh Corporation announced that Republic Services, Inc. has placed an order for 100 McNeilus Volterra electric refuse and recycling collection vehicles. This order is part of Republic Services commitment to sustainability and fleet electrification, following a previous order of 50 vehicles in 2023. The vehicles will be deployed across multiple states, contributing to Republic Services goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 35% by 2030. The partnership between Oshkosh and Republic Services highlights a shared vision of advancing environmental sustainability. The McNeilus Volterra vehicles are designed to meet rigorous waste collection demands while offering zero emissions and advanced safety features.
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Retro Rides Meet Future Vibes: Vehicle Tech That Gets the Job Done
Oshkosh Corporation is advancing industrial vehicle technology, focusing on electric and autonomous innovations for vehicles like USPS trucks and firetrucks. The company is enhancing productivity with moments of autonomy, such as self-docking jet bridges, and improving safety and sustainability in purpose-built vehicles. Oshkoshs vehicles now feature modern amenities and safety features, marking a significant upgrade from older models. The U.S. Postal Service plans to add 60,000 next-generation vehicles to its fleet, many of which will be electric, as part of a $40 billion transformation. These advancements highlight Oshkoshs commitment to innovation in vehicle technology.
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USPS' long-awaited new mail truck makes its debut to rave reviews from carriers
The Postal Service is undergoing a significant transformation with the introduction of Next Generation Delivery Vehicles, which include a large number of electric models. This initiative is part of a broader $40 billion transformation plan led by Postmaster General Louis DeJoy. The new vehicles, built by Oshkosh Defense, offer modern safety features and comfort improvements, addressing the shortcomings of the aging Grumman Long Life Vehicles. The transition to electric vehicles was bolstered by a $3 billion investment from the U.S. Government, aimed at reducing carbon emissions and improving sustainability. The Postal Service plans to fully electrify its fleet by 2026, contributing to a 40% reduction in carbon emissions by 2030. This effort was recognized with a Presidential Federal Sustainability Award.
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Electrification isn't just the future; it's the present, and Oshkosh Corporation is at the forefront, spearheading innovations that drive us closer to a decarbonized world. With over a century of relentless innovation, our latest electric vehicle fleet showcases unparalleled safety, efficiency, and intelligence. This video takes you through the groundbreaking Oshkosh electric models revolutionizing industries and contributing to a sustainable future.
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Digital design and testing help Oshkosh brand McNeilus develop its first electric refuse collection vehicle
Oshkosh Corporation, through its brand McNeilus, is developing North Americas first electric refuse collection vehicle, the Volterra ZSL. This vehicle features advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and utilizes cloud-based simulation to enhance its design and safety features. The Volterra ZSL is equipped with multiple sensors and cameras to improve safety and efficiency in refuse collection. The use of dSPACEs Aurelion software allows for high-resolution visualization and testing of various scenarios, helping engineers optimize sensor placement and detect potential design issues early. The vehicle is set for initial customer deliveries in mid-2024, marking a significant step in Oshkoshs electrification and technology integration efforts.
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Oshkosh Corporation Invests in AI-Powered Battery Management Software Company Eatron Technologies
Oshkosh Corporation has announced an investment in Eatron Technologies, a company specializing in AI-powered Battery Management Software (BMS). This strategic move aligns with Oshkoshs focus on electrification and advanced analytics, aiming to enhance the safety and performance of its electric vehicle product line. The investment will support Eatron in developing new embedded and cloud-based features for its software platform, which is designed to provide intelligent solutions for battery management. This collaboration is part of Oshkoshs broader strategy to partner with advanced technology firms to bring innovative solutions to its customers.
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JLG establishes developmental partnership with RE2 Robotics
JLG Industries, Inc., a subsidiary of Oshkosh Corporation, has announced a developmental partnership with RE2 Robotics to integrate robotic solutions with access equipment. This collaboration aims to enhance operator safety and productivity on job sites by leveraging robotics technology. The partnership will focus on developing a robotic solar field construction system, utilizing RE2s Sapien robotic arm and software integrated with JLGs aerial work platforms. This initiative is expected to address labor shortages and improve efficiency in construction. The partnership aligns with JLGs growth strategy, which includes developmental partnerships, acquisitions, and product innovation to advance the construction industry.
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Oshkosh Defense unveils first-ever silent drive hybrid electric JLTV
Oshkosh Defense, a subsidiary of Oshkosh Corporation, has introduced the eJLTV, a silent drive hybrid-electric version of its Joint Light Tactical Vehicle. This innovation offers the U.S. Army and Marine Corps enhanced capabilities such as silent drive, improved fuel economy, and increased exportable power without compromising performance. The eJLTV can recharge its battery in 30 minutes, eliminating the need for a charging infrastructure. Oshkosh Defense aims to secure a follow-on production contract for the JLTV program, valued at $6.5 billion, which includes 15,468 vehicles. The company is positioning itself as a leader in military vehicle electrification, building on its history of innovation and previous contracts, such as the U.S. Postal Service’s Next Generation Delivery Vehicle.
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Using autonomous technology to protect our soldiers
Oshkosh Corporation is advancing its autonomous operation capabilities by leveraging cutting-edge robotic perception technologies. The company employs a combination of radar and LIDAR sensing technologies to enhance the perception and understanding of different environments. This allows their systems to operate autonomously and effectively in various conditions, such as open ground, slopes, and rough terrains, while avoiding obstacles. The integration of these technologies enables Oshkoshs vehicles to navigate complex environments with precision and confidence, marking a significant step forward in autonomous vehicle technology.
