Elobau

Conventional work machines have a large number of static control elements in their operating armrests. Depending on the connected implement, a large number of the controls are redundant and create a complex and confusing overall picture. The aISA operating armrest displays all the operating functions of the devices in a reduced and ergonomic design and only provides the functions of the attachment currently in use. The operating armrest adapts to the respective operating scenario or implement required.

aISA breaks with the conventional component concepts of other operating armrests. Instead of the typical design of an upper and lower shell made of fiber-reinforced plastic, alSA features a frame as the load-bearing component. The metal of the frame is produced using 3D printing, which is a more sustainable option than using fiber-reinforced plastic, which can only be recycled at great expense. Further advantages of this production method are the elimination of tools and the associated costs, the direct integration of various interfaces for operating elements and cables in the material and greater freedom in terms of formal, aesthetic and ergonomic design.

The aISA system improves working conditions with a user-friendly interface that offers benefits for both less experienced and highly skilled drivers. By adapting to the ISOBUS standard, it makes it easier for manu­facturers to integrate it into their vehicles or equipment. It supports individual control through a modular, customizable design that increases the ergonomics and efficiency of operation, accelerating the learning curve and reducing the error rate.