MOBA at iVT Expo Chicago: Discover the Components Driving the Next Generation of Off-Highway Machines

Visit MOBA at iVT Expo Chicago

As equipment manufacturers continue to push for smarter, safer, and more connected machines, the technologies behind those innovations have never been more important. That’s why MOBA is excited to exhibit at iVT Expo Chicago, showcasing a wide range of sensors, displays, connectivity solutions, and machine components designed specifically for OEM applications.

Whether you’re developing construction equipment, agricultural machinery, specialty vehicles, or other off-highway equipment, our team will be on-site to discuss solutions that help simplify integration, improve machine performance, and accelerate product development.

Explore MOBA’s OEM Technology Portfolio

Visitors to the MOBA booth will have the opportunity to experience a variety of technologies trusted by leading OEMs worldwide.

Robust and Customizable Displays

MOBA’s display solutions are designed for demanding environments where reliability and flexibility are critical. Our customizable displays enable machine manufacturers to create operator interfaces tailored to specific applications while delivering the durability required for harsh operating conditions.

From compact HMIs to advanced operator terminals, MOBA helps OEMs create intuitive user experiences that improve machine functionality and operator productivity.

Ultrasonic Sensors

Accurate sensing is essential for modern machine control systems. MOBA’s ultrasonic sensors provide reliable distance measurement and object detection capabilities that support automation, positioning, safety systems, and machine efficiency across a wide range of applications.

CAN-Light Solutions

MOBA’s CAN-Light technology provides clear visual communication within CAN-based machine networks. These solutions help operators quickly recognize machine status and system conditions while offering OEMs a streamlined way to integrate visual indicators into their equipment designs.

Inclination Sensors and IMUs

Precise machine movement and positioning require dependable orientation data. MOBA’s inclination sensors and IMU solutions deliver the information needed for leveling systems, machine guidance, stability monitoring, and advanced automation applications.

Built to withstand challenging environments, these sensors provide the reliability OEMs expect in the field.

HMI Solutions

As machines become more advanced, intuitive operator interaction becomes increasingly important. MOBA’s HMI solutions combine hardware, software, and application expertise to help OEMs develop user-friendly interfaces that enhance machine operation and improve productivity.

Experience the Dual-Link Demonstration

A featured technology at this year’s event will be MOBA’s patent-pending Dual-Link inductive connector solution.

Dual-Link enables the wireless transmission of both power and data through a single inductive connection. By eliminating traditional physical contact points, the technology can reduce wear, simplify maintenance, and create new opportunities for machine designs that require frequent connections and disconnections.

Attendees will have the opportunity to see a live demonstration and discuss potential applications directly with MOBA’s team.

Trusted by OEMs Worldwide

MOBA has spent decades developing the sensors, displays, controllers, and connectivity technologies that power equipment worldwide. Many of the industry’s largest manufacturers rely on MOBA solutions in their machines, and, in some cases, even competing technology providers use MOBA components in their offerings.

This commitment to innovation, quality, and long-term support has made MOBA a trusted partner for OEMs across multiple industries.

Meet the MOBA Team in Chicago

If you’re attending iVT Expo Chicago, be sure to stop by the MOBA booth to explore our latest technologies, discuss your application requirements, and learn how our solutions can help bring your next-generation equipment to market.

We look forward to connecting with engineers, product managers, system integrators, and OEM leaders who are shaping the future of off-highway machinery.