At Bauma 2025, on an area spanning roughly 14,000 sq.m, Liebherr is displaying more than 70 future-focused exhibits from the product segments of earthmoving machinery, material handling technology, mining, mobile and crawler cranes, tower cranes, deep foundation machines, concrete technology and components.
Among the mining-focused products/solutions to be displayed in Munich are IoMine, with which Liebherr is increasing the safety and productivity levels of operations in the mine, reducing machine failure rates through real-time monitoring and, in turn, extending the machine’s service life for customers. To this end, modern technology brings together the IoT, data analysis and automation to create an intelligent and networked mining environment.
The battery-driven and autonomous T 264 mining truck will also be displayed at the event, running from April 7-13.
This vehicle is the fruition of many years of collaboration between Liebherr and Australian customer and partner Fortescue in the fields of mining autonomy and zero emissions development.
Following MINExpo 2024 in September, the technology will be presented to a large, international audience beyond the mining industry for the first time at Bauma. The mining truck is equipped with the Autonomous Haulage Solution (AHS), jointly developed by the two companies. Within the AHS is an energy management system that coordinates the stationary charging processes for the mining truck and ensures that the charger is fully utilised.
