Scanreco

02/11/2026

Next week for EIMA International in Bologna, we bring our friends and machine enhancement possibilities from CrossControl AB for you to discover and get to know! We wanted you agri-machine builders to be among the first to take advantage of the synergies of HMI-optimized remote operations, onboard control, and advanced onboard computing 💚.

November 10-14 at Hall 18 - Stand D7
(NB! New location from previous years!)

Can't be there or are you too eager to wait until the show?
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EIMA 2026

30/10/2026

We’re looking forward to being at the 10th edition of Warsaw Industry Week next week, one of the key meeting places for industry in Central Europe.

Come by and meet us to talk Scanreco remote control solutions for industrial and mobile machinery, get hands-on with our range, and explore the new OnGrip - shown in Poland for the first time.

📍 Ptak Warsaw Expo, Nadarzyn 📅 3–5 November 2026 📌 Booth E 4.11

12/10/2026

💡Did you know? 👀 Cybersecurity is no longer a checkbox of nice things to offer. It has become a legal and operational necessity for every machine builder and OEM. With new EU regulations like the Cyber Resilience Act, Vulnerability Reporting, according to pre-defined steps, is mandatory since September this year, ensuring that product risks are identified and addressed before they impact operations.

What does this mean in reality? What does it mean for you as a machine builder?

We have clarified what the legislation requires in this article: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0y_DjW0

06/10/2026

In real life, some work happens out of sight. But still in control with the Scanreco remote.

Operators don't always see what the machine is doing. In this occasion, for example, the operator needs to rely on the data sent from the directional drilling machine, doing its actual work under ground, to the Scanreco remote control in his hands.

This is where HMI design matters: turning machine data into clear feedback that the operator can instantly understand and act on. The interface needs to support the task, with relevant information and controls that feel natural to use.

In our Knowledge Hub, https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0yTH_g0, you can learn more about how to design for optimal operator experience and productivity.

24/09/2026

When you look at a wind turbine, you don’t see all the equipment it takes to get it there. Or the equipment that will help maintain it for years to come. Cranes, installation and service equipment are all part of the wind energy picture. And behind the controls is someone who needs a clear view of the work, the right information and precise control over the next movement.

That’s where our work at Scanreco meets the wind industry.

We’re at WindEnergy Hamburg with the new Mega Flex and our team. Come and talk to us about what you’re building - and what the person operating it will need.

📍 Hall B1, ground floor | Stand 305

21/09/2026

Tomorrow's the opening day of the very exciting exhibition WindEnergy Hamburg uniting all major global onshore and offshore players under one roof. 💙 And we're there (Hall B1 Ground floor | 305)!

Wind energy equipment operates in some of the world’s most demanding environments. Installation, lifting, maintenance and service operations require reliable control, excellent operator awareness and equipment designed to withstand truly harsh conditions.

Our remote control systems are engineered with IP65/IP67 protection, wide operating temperature ranges and robust construction, making them well suited for offshore and onshore applications exposed to moisture, salt water, vibration and changing weather conditions.

Our modular platforms enable adaptation to specific OEM requirements, including HMI configuration, communication interfaces, actuator setup and customer-specific branding, reducing development time and accelerating time-to-market.

💙 Meet Scanreco at WindEnergyHamburg 2026 and discover how the new Mega Flex can bring advanced control, operator feedback and flexibility to the next generation of wind energy equipment.

17/09/2026

When operations require full focus and precision, there's no time for the operator to look at what their hands are doing. Good design starts with the operator’s daily reality - how they move, decide, and interact with your machine throughout the shift. Good design supports precision. As an OEM or machine builder, this defines how you choose and approach the implementation of a radio remote control from the start. The goal is not to add more interface elements but to design for clear human interaction:

- controls that match the task
- feedback that supports faster decisions
- layouts that reduce unnecessary cognitive load.

It also means building on a platform that gives you a safe and secure foundation, with high functional safety, a stable link, and the ruggedness required for changing weather, dirt, and harsh conditions - the daily reality.

From there, the real deal-breaker and success factor is adaptation. When your radio remote control is shaped around operator behavior instead of forcing operators to adapt to the system, your machine or equipment is easier to learn, safer to use, and better prepared for the demands of everyday work. It gets all the credits. We're ok with that.

08/09/2026

Did you miss iVT Expo in Chicago? Don't worry.
📻 https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0y5hFM0. Fluid Power Forum guest host Ben Brown interviewed Andy Gray of Scanreco about the show's value for targeted networking with customers and partners and the growing real-world implementation of AI, machine intelligence, operator interfaces, connectivity, and automation.

02/09/2026

In our industry, there are many exhibitions and tradeshows. Some are bigger, some are smaller. 📍 Automatik-messen in Brøndby, Denmark is like a good old friend 💙 Familiar, welcoming, and always worth a visit.

From 8-10 September, the automation industry comes together once again for three days of technology, knowledge sharing, live demonstrations, workshops, and practical solutions for an evolving machine industry. That's why we enjoy being part of AUTOMATIK. The event brings together professionals working with automation, robotics, motion & drives, AI, cybersecurity, and the technologies shaping tomorrow's machines and production environments.

It's a great opportunity to reconnect with machine builders, system integrators, and automation specialists. As always, we'll be there to discuss how wireless machine control can enhance the machine and help improve operator productivity, safety, usability, and machine performance in increasingly connected equipment.

Whether you're looking for inspiration, new ideas, or simply a good conversation about the future of automation, we'd love to meet you. We'll be at Booth B1510!

Get insight into automation, motion & drives as a strong industry gathers at AUTOMATIK, presenting tomorrow's products, sharing cutting-edge knowledge, and more. See you there?

24/08/2026

The person choosing your machine isn't always the one who has to use it.

As the rental market continues to grow, that's becoming an increasingly important consideration for OEMs.
Machines in rental fleets are operated by people with different levels of experience, training, and familiarity with the equipment. As a result, design decisions need to account for a wider range of operator experiences, including the way radio remote controls shape the first interaction between the user and the machine.

This is about more than usability. It challenges the assumptions behind the design itself.
And when every new user starts from a different place, first impressions matter more than ever.

Explore further➡️ https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xGkDx0