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DEVELON and Leica Geosystems developed tailor-made 3D machine guidance system for DX225LC-7X

Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, and DEVELON, formerly Doosan Construction Equipment, announced a new aftermarket 3D machine control solution for the DX225LC-7X "Smart" crawler excavator.

The DEVELON DX225LC-7X excavator features Full Electric Hydraulic (FEH) technology and an integrated 2D machine guidance and machine control system as standard equipment. In order to enhance this efficiency to a greater extent, DEVELON is now offering the Leica MC1 3D machine guidance system as a retrofit, specifically engineered to integrate seamlessly with the DEVELON 2D sensors and calibrations on the DX225LC-7X.

"We are excited to unite in a pioneering collaboration with Leica Geosystems, introducing a seamless experience to obtain a 3D machine guidance solution for our DX225LC-7X Smart excavator," said Stephane Dieu, excavators product manager of DEVELON in Europe.

"This joint effort empowers construction companies to seamlessly blend efficiency and sustainability, setting a new standard for innovation."

DEVELON Smart Excavator Gets Even Smarter

The Leica MC1 machine control system is designed to assist the operator in precisely achieving the desired outcome. Design information and real-time cut/fill indications are displayed in the cab on the Leica MCP80 control panel, allowing operators to excavate to the reference model efficiently. The solution ensures higher accuracy and operator satisfaction while increasing productivity and sustainability.

"We proudly present the Leica MC1 3D aftermarket solution, custom-tailored for the DEVELON DX225LC-7X excavator. Together, we open the doors to a future where construction industry leaders can embrace state-of-the-art technology, fostering sustainability and efficiency in their operations", said Neil Williams, president machine control division at Leica Geosystems.

For more information, visit www.leica-geosystems.com.

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