Tadano to Showcase Vision for Future of Crane Technology at CES 2025

Tadano will showcase its vision for the future of crane technology at CES 2025, emphasizing safety as a top priority. By integrating advanced safety features into operations, Tadano aims to elevate industry standards and provide a safer working environment on construction sites. Their innovative approach combines traditional safety measures with cutting-edge technology to enhance overall job site safety and efficiency.

Tue October 29, 2024 - National Edition
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Tadano Ltd., a leader in mobile cranes, truck loader cranes and aerial work platforms, announced its participation in CES 2025 in Las Vegas.

At this event, Tadano will showcase its vision for the future of crane technology and job sites, centered around the theme: "Safety. Every day. Every lift."

The theme underscores Tadano's commitment to elevating safety standards across the construction industry by integrating protective measures into every aspect of operations. Tadano focuses on creating advanced systems that enhance safety for all personnel on site, providing tools and support to minimize risks.

By blending traditional safety features with innovative enhancements, Tadano aims to foster a culture of continuous safety improvement, enabling teams to anticipate challenges and make informed decisions, ultimately delivering a safety-first experience that meets the evolving needs of modern construction.

"This is a unique opportunity to present Tadano's commitment to innovation and safety," said Mr. Kosaka, general manager, Tadano Advanced Technology Research Center (Japan). "Tadano will continue to pursue safety for people working on construction sites by leveraging technology to make our equipment more advanced."

Mr. Morita, executive vice president, Advanced Technology Research Center (Europe), added, "We are looking for partners whose technology is crafted in the pursuit of safety and is complementary to the direction of Tadano's future technology."

Visitors to CES 2025 are invited to explore Tadano's exhibit at LVCC, West Hall — Booth 6552, to gain exclusive insights into the company's visionary approach to crane technology and the future of construction job sites.

For more information and continuous updates, visit Tadano's dedicated microsite: https://ces.tadano.com/.

This story also appears on Crane Equipment Guide.

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