Latest Developments in Global Demolition Robots Market

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Latest Developments in Global Demolition Robots Market

  • Semiconductors and Electronics
  • Apr 2021
  • Global
  • 350 Pages
  • No of Tables: 60
  • No of Figures: 220

  • In January 2024, Brokk introduced its SmartPower+ generation of demolition robots, including the Brokk 170+ and Brokk 200+ models, at World of Concrete in Las Vegas. These robots feature enhanced endurance, operator productivity, and intelligence, with improved power delivery, rugged components, and a lightweight control box. The SmartPower+ generation also includes a reduction in cables and connectors, facilitating servicing and increasing the lifespan of the robots.

  • In September 2024, Hitachi Construction Machinery partnered with Dimaag-AI to develop a 1.7-ton zero-emission excavator. This collaboration integrates Dimaag's ENCORE technology into Hitachi's compact excavators, aiming to enhance urban construction and indoor demolition with electrified machinery. The electric excavator is scheduled for completion in December 2024 and will be unveiled at Bauma 2025 in Munich, Germany, with a planned European launch by 2027
  • In April 2025, Epiroc introduced the DP 3220, expanding its Demolition Pulverizer range. Designed for carriers of 26-45 tons, the DP 3220 features a Performance Booster that enhances performance by up to 20%, reduces jaw cycle time by up to 25%, and improves fuel efficiency by up to 35%. With 360° endless hydraulic rotation and a modular design, it facilitates precise handling and material recycling
  • In March 2025, Husqvarna Group introduced the DXR 315 demolition robot, designed for heavy-duty demolition tasks. This model offers enhanced power and stability, making it suitable for challenging environments. The DXR 315 features improved hydraulics and an upgraded control system, allowing for precise operation in confined spaces. Its robust design ensures durability and reliability, even in demanding conditions. The launch of the DXR 315 underscores Husqvarna's commitment to providing innovative solutions for the demolition industry.
  • In January 2025, Brokk introduced a range of smart attachments designed for its SmartPower+ generation of robots. These include the Brokk Cut-Off Saw and the Brokk TE Drill, offering enhanced performance, ease of use, and maximum productivity. The smart attachments provide a seamless experience with direct communication to the machine, integrating real-time data for optimal performance.