MTA Newsletter – June 2017

MTA has been chosen by CASE Construction Equipment for the supply of Sea Hawk, an 8" color display for all the 7 models of the new G Series wheel loaders. The display was designed entirely by MTA's electronics division on an Android platform, used for the first time ever for the development of an off-highway electronic product.

MTA's Sea Hawk is distinguished by a number of sophisticated technical mechanisms specifically designed for off-highway conditions and features an IP66 protection degree and high resistance to vibrations and temperatures.

Read more about Sea Hawk display or watch the video by CASE!

For the new version of Iveco Stralis, MTA has developed two electromechanical units for the power distribution and the protection of electrical devices.
The waterproof frame control unit can accommodate 2 MegaVal and up to 6 MidiVal. The passenger compartment control unit, with up to 18 fuse and relay holder modules, guarantees the distribution and the protection of the engine's utilities.

MTA will present the latest version of its Human-Machine Interface system at ConCarExpo 2017, the international trade fair for connected car and mobility solutions.

In the ConCar Pavilion MTA will exhibit a showcar fitted with the central unit and five displays, to show the visitor what we can offer in the field of multimedia and connectivity technologies inside the vehicle.