Construction · Wheel loader
Radar BSD for wheel-loader yards
Loaders reverse often, turn tightly, and share yards with people. Radar blind-spot warning covers the sides and rear when mirrors and cameras are not enough.
Worksites
Where the risk sits
Constant reverse cycles
Bucket work means frequent reverse and pivot. The rear and near corners are where collisions with people and light vehicles cluster.
Crowded yards
Stockpiles, hoppers, and other machines shrink the safe envelope. Operators need a sensor that reports occupancy beside the chassis, not only a pretty picture.
Weather and dust plumes
Loading throws dust into the air. Radar BSD keeps detecting through conditions that flatten a camera feed.
Radar BSD package
Millimeter-wave warning for wheel loader crews
Side and rear coverage
Place RB403 on the flanks for near-field BSD. Add a second unit or an agency short-range radar when the rear envelope must be covered as well.
Clear operator cue
Alert logic can escalate from soft tone to hard warning as a target closes. The goal is a worksite habit the driver can trust on every reverse.
Works with the existing cab kit
Radar can sit beside a monitor or reverse camera. Lodda’s story remains the millimeter-wave layer — cameras stay optional project hardware.
Fleet-ready interfaces
CAN, discrete alarm lines, or a display input — choose what the loader’s electrics already support so the package installs without a full redesign.