Conjet AB releases a new Graphical User Interface for the Conjet 7-series robots at the World of Concrete in Las Vegas 2019.

Conjet AB will release a new Graphical User interface for all 7-series robots. Focus, during development, has been on the user experience as well as simplicity in the advanced features of the robots.
The new interface is developed for work at a safe distance. You operate the robot through the interface on the robot or on the remote control box. They are identical.
The interface consists of two separate parts, one focused on operation and the other focused on service. The settings are easy to reach with just a push of a button. The interface also gives the operator instant feed back on the set parameter.

The display, located on the robot, is a 7’’ Color Screen with a resolution of 800 x 480 px. One of the most important updates is that you maneuver between controls and options using a rotary encoder. The color display will be available on all of Conjet’s 7 series robots.

The remote control box, Conjet Color Display, is equipped with a 4,3’’ LCD – 480 x 272 px color display with 2 mm thick, protective Gorilla glass. It utilizes the surrounding light to give a sharp and clear image in more difficult environments. The technology is developed to be power-saving.
“We have focused on simplicity as well as a steep learning curve during all phases of development. We want anybody to be able to understand how the robot works and how to use it, without compromising safety”, says Conny Tångring, Service Manager at Conjet. “A built-in guide shows the user how the robot is controlled and set up so that even inexperienced users can work safely.”
With the Conjet Color Display the user is able to steer and control every aspect of hydrodemolition at a safe distance. The operator doesn’t need to be close to the robot during operation.
All existing robots in the 7-series can be equipped with the new interface.

Conjet AB is one of the leading manufacturers of hydro demolition equipment, since 1983. It started as a product in the Atlas Copco group. Atlas Copco developed the product Conjet in a collaborative project initiated by the Swedish Road administration. The product Conjet was privatized 1990 during a major Atlas Copco reorganization.