CEO Joe Creed introduces tools for Caterpillar’s transition to high- tech innovator The Consumer Technology Association (CTA)® has announced Joe Creed, Caterpillar CEO, as a keynote speaker at CES 2026, a powerful tech event. Combining a century of experience and technology, Caterpillar is redefining what heavy equipment can do, creating new, better, and safer ways for its customers to dig, mine, build, power, and evolve. Caterpillar will unveil its latest developments in AI, machine learning, and autonomous functionality, announcing new innovations, partnerships, and investments. “CES is where innovators show up and bold ideas come to life,” said Gary Shapiro, CEO and Vice Chair, CTA.
Caterpillar will use its CES 2026 keynote to launch the next 100 years with a clear focus on technology.
Celebrating its centennial in 2025, Caterpillar will use its CES 2026 keynote to launch the next 100 years with a clear focus on technology. Creed and other company leaders in digital and technology will outline how new tech approaches will meet today’s needs and anticipate tomorrow’s challenges, delivering continuous value to customers. From dirt to
help solve our customers’ toughest challenges,” said Creed. “CES is the place to showcase Caterpillar as an advanced technology leader in industrial equipment with expertise that extends beyond integrated digital platforms that anticipate, evolve and optimise customer outcomes for a better tomorrow.” n moving earth to include intelligent systems and
data, Caterpillar will cover its evolution in autonomous machines and the tangible impact of AI on the industry. Caterpillar is also equipping its workforce with tech tools that allow them to focus on customer service, product development, and operational efficiency. “We are building on our strong legacy of innovation, rapidly expanding our tech capabilities in new ways that
Astec launches SED projects to empower the vulnerable and destitute Equipment manufacturer Astec Industries officially kicked off its long-term commitment to giving back with the launch of a series of Socio-Economic Development (SED) projects aimed at uplifting and empowering vulnerable communities and supporting those in need. Astec’s SED programme was launched at The Manger Care Centre in Benoni, Gauteng. This non-profit organisation provides shelter, care and life changing opportunities to vulnerable and destitute individuals. “Astec employees came together to donate supplies and lend their hands (and hearts) to the centre,” reports Astec HR head Michelle Norris. “The Manger Care Centre is doing exceptional work in restoring dignity and hope. We are proud to support them as they continue changing lives,” she added. n
Astec’s SED programme was launched at The Manger Care Centre in Benoni.
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