Hitachi Construction Machinery at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026: What to Expect
Hitachi Construction Machinery will be at CONEXPO-CON/AGG with a 30,000 sq. ft exhibit, featuring new machines and innovative technology. The company’s booth will combine a look back at its engineering heritage with the latest machines on display, and it will also preview its LANDCROS direction, described as a broader offer that extends beyond equipment. Inside […] Hitachi Construction Machinery at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026: What to Expect published on The HeavyQuip Magazine.
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Hitachi Construction Machinery will be at CONEXPO-CON/AGG with a 30,000 sq. ft exhibit, featuring new machines and innovative technology.
The company’s booth will combine a look back at its engineering heritage with the latest machines on display, and it will also preview its LANDCROS direction, described as a broader offer that extends beyond equipment. Inside the stand, visitors will find an open display area for current models and a two-story section dedicated to technical storytelling, including scale models referencing the manufacturer’s proprietary hydraulic systems and a timeline outlining key milestones it attributes to its development history.
The company’s booth (F19012) highlights will include:
• Co-developed technologies with 2024 startup challenge winners
• New Machine Guidance system
• LANDCROS Connect fleet management system
• Autonomous mining solutions
• Over 20 machines on display
• Over 15 attachment types
• Live technology demos
• Relaxation Zen area
The technology area at Hitachi Construction Machinery’s CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 stand will feature its work with Sodex, Teleo and Veristart, the three startups that won the 2024 Hitachi Construction Machinery Challenge. Since the awards, Hitachi has collaborated with them, focusing on two pressure points for contractors: labour availability and easier access to machine operation.
Visitors will be able to test the Assist Pro AI tool and leave feedback, and the stand will also present a semi-autonomous excavator system designed to learn repetitive tasks from an operator. Other displays include a new Machine Guidance system aimed at improving on-site accuracy, plus LANDCROS Connect for machine monitoring and an Autonomous Haulage Solution for mining trucks, both positioned around tighter fleet oversight and operational control.
On display will be a mix of excavators, wheel loaders and compact machines, paired with a broad selection of attachments to show how the line-up can be configured for different jobsite tasks.
Hitachi Construction Machinery at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026: What to Expect published on The HeavyQuip Magazine.
