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Live demo – Remote controlling a concrete truck - Tele Radio exhibiting in SMOPYC

Live demo – Remote controlling a concrete truck - Tele Radio exhibiting in SMOPYC
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Live demo – Remote controlling a concrete truck - Tele Radio exhibiting in SMOPYC

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The Swedish remote control company Tele Radio is ready to exhibit in SMOPYC 2021 and will show many news.

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One of them is the possibility to try out one of the most advanced remote control systems, the PUMA Exster. Visitors that come to see us in booth A13 – pavilion 4, will be able to try this transmitter thanks to a computer screen, where they will drive and control a truck in different environments, using only our PUMA transmitter.

Live demo

Although it is only a simulation, this application is completely real. In fact, at the North Square, there will be an exhibition and live demonstration of a remote controlled concrete truck. It will be demonstrated how from a Tele Radio remote, the Volvo truck can be controlled, as well as Frumecar’s special functions.

The concrete truck can be visited for free any day during SMOPYC, and visitors will be able to see from first hand, how the transmitter Works and how the truck movements and the concrete functions are controlled: truck lights, horn, steering, move forward and backwards, speed and direction of the barrel, etc.

Live demo – Remote controlling a concrete truck - Tele Radio exhibiting in SMOPYC <br> Image source: Anmopyc

This project has been developed thanks to the collaboration between the three companies: Volvo Trucks, Frumecar and Tele Radio. It will be, without a doubt, one of the main surprises for SMOPYC visitors.

New products

Tele Radio will also introduce several new bellybox transmitters. The Swedish company states that these new products will arrive to the market at a very competitive price range and they will be compatible with the already existing Tele Radio systems.

Source: Anmopyc

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