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Oshkosh Corporation's AeroTech group has introduced a range of electric support vehicles designed for future airports, including a driverless baggage and cargo handler. These vehicles are specifically tailored for airport ground support tasks, which are ideal for electrification due to their predictable routes and high torque requirements. The company envisions that these innovations will enhance operational efficiency and minimize travel delays for airlines.
At CES 2025, Oshkosh showcased its AI-powered self-driving vehicles and advanced technologies like ClearSky Smart Fleet. A standout feature is the Autonomous Mobile Charging Robot (AMCR), which provides wireless charging directly to vehicles, optimizing their uptime. This approach not only supports the adoption of electric vehicles but also aligns with Oshkosh's commitment to a cleaner and more efficient future.
• Oshkosh introduces autonomous electric vehicles for airport ground support.
• AMCR enables wireless charging, enhancing vehicle uptime and efficiency.
These vehicles operate without human intervention, enhancing efficiency in controlled environments like airports.
EVs are powered by electricity, reducing emissions and operational costs in ground support applications.
AI technologies are integrated into Oshkosh's vehicles to enable self-driving capabilities and improve safety.
Oshkosh develops advanced electric and autonomous vehicles for various applications, including airport ground support.
JLG, a brand under Oshkosh, specializes in construction equipment and contributes to the development of electric support vehicles.
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