ROBOMAG BW 177 / BW 154 by BOMAG
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BOMAG

ROBOMAG BW 177 / BW 154

Design-study single-drum (BW 177) and tandem asphalt (BW 154) rollers used to develop staged autonomy: radio remote control, obstacle detection, office-controlled and fully autonomous compaction

Models: ROBOMAG BW 177, ROBOMAG BW 154 · Autonomous roller technology platforms.

PrototypeSold in Spain / Portugal

Price on request

At a glance

DieselPower
PrototypeStage
GermanyMaker based in

Specifications

SensorsReal-time surround scanning for moving/static obstacles
OtherAutomation Interface software; Emergency Brake Assist (for 5th-gen tandem rollers) approaching series production (2024); radio remote control + obstacle detection rolled out to conventional single-drum rollers; fully autonomous stage awaiting certified safety tech/regulation; INTERMAT Gold Award

What it does

Autonomous compaction

Where it works

About the maker

Company
BOMAG
Based in
Boppard, Germany
Status
Active
Sold in
Spain, Portugal, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, United Kingdom, Ireland, United States, China, Australia, Brazil
Rental or as a service
Not found

Facts from the maker’s own website (bomag.com), last checked 2026-10-30.

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