Media Gallery: New Technology Launches at bauma 2025

    April 29, 2025
    New hydraulic components, sensors, and other technologies launched at bauma 2025 reflect the mobile equipment industry's focus on efficiency, safety, and electrification.

    bauma 2025, a large international construction and mining equipment trade show, was filled with a number of new technology introductions. These included new hydraulic components aimed at improving the efficiency and productivity of machines, sensors to enhance performance and safety as well as components to help with the electrification of various machine types.

    These technology launches help provide an understanding of current technological capabilities and the trends driving ongoing development efforts.

    Electrification was a common theme at many booths as it has continued to gain traction within the heavy equipment industry in recent years due in part to the technological advancements which have occurred in conjunction with technology costs coming down. Many of the products included in this media gallery demonstrate this theme whether directly developed for electric-powered machines or designed to be more efficient so as to reduce energy draw from batteries as well as engine-powered machines. 

    Creation of smarter and more productive systems was also a theme running throughout the bauma show floor. Integration of electronics and controls or fine tuning designs to achieve higher levels of performance were some of the ways companies were demonstrating these capabilities. 

    This media gallery offers a glimpse at some of the new technologies highlighted at bauma 2025, including hydraulic components, sensors, electric drives and more, to help demonstrate the range of technological developments taking place within the mobile equipment industry.

    About the Author

    Sara Jensen | Executive Editor, Power & Motion

    Sara Jensen is executive editor of Power & Motion, directing expanded coverage into the modern fluid power space, as well as mechatronic and smart technologies. She has over 15 years of publishing experience. Prior to Power & Motion she spent 11 years with a trade publication for engineers of heavy-duty equipment, the last 3 of which were as the editor and brand lead. Over the course of her time in the B2B industry, Sara has gained an extensive knowledge of various heavy-duty equipment industries — including construction, agriculture, mining and on-road trucks —along with the systems and market trends which impact them such as fluid power and electronic motion control technologies. 

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