TSOC is at the forefront of innovation in radio controls, collaborating with industry leaders like Magnetek, Enrange, Telemotive, Remtron, and Conductix. A significant advancement in this field is the integration of AUTEC remote control systems, which can be installed in new lifting equipment or retrofitted to existing overhead cranes. These systems are renowned for their user-friendly programming tools and plug-and-play design, ensuring rapid customization and deployment.
The integration of 5G network and edge computing technology into crane remote controls has been a game-changer, dramatically reducing the end-to-end control delay. This technological leap allows qualified crane operators to operate the crane from a safer distance, moving away from the conventional restrictive pendant control right next to the load. Telecrane Limited, an ISO9001 certified company, has been a pioneer in manufacturing industrial radio remote controls for over three decades.
The role of the STS crane operator has evolved significantly, with operators increasingly managing cranes from the comfort of a control room rather than a crane cabin. The Panther crane remote control system stands out as the most adaptable and innovative solution in TSOC’s product lineup. It offers features like mini cameras on the crane jib, providing a live feed of the load via Wifi on a color screen, enhancing both safety and efficiency.
Technic Mobile Crane Truck building sets, comprising over 7900 blocks sorted by color and shape, reflect this technological evolution in a playful manner. These sets allow enthusiasts to understand the intricacies of crane operations. The RadioMaster series further exemplifies the advancements in crane radio remote control systems. These systems can convert standard on/off electric-hydraulic cranes to variable-speed control, adding a new dimension of precision and efficiency to crane operations.
Danfoss, formerly known as Ikusi, has been a key player in the manufacturing of remote controls for industrial applications since 1984. Their acquisition aligns with a strategic focus on using connectivity as a competitive advantage in industrial operations.
