Grade Guidance
Cut vs. fill at a glance.
Cut/fill, tolerance band, and elevation KPIs—the primary run screen during precision work.
Grade Assist
Grade Assist
Precision without compromise.
Precision work. Competing signals.
Depth, target grade, cut/fill tolerance, utility clearance, and assist state—all tracked while running the machine.
- Underground risk. Utility clearance has to surface before the bucket is too close.
- Competing hierarchies. Safety signals can't drown behind grade KPIs.
- Assist trust. Enabling Grade Assist is a mode change—it needs explicit operator consent.
Doe approaches the water main at 1.4 ft depth. Utilities, stability, and cut/fill tolerance all demand attention at once.
Guidance without compromise.
Separate product depth on the same cab hardware—the way OEMs ship grade control.
Built for precision
Safety over production
Utility proximity, stability readouts, and E-stop state interrupt before assist or grade metrics.
Grade-first navigation
Guidance and safety in primary nav. Work progress one tap from the Dig Dashboard.
Built for the cab
Glove targets, persistent status bar, and confirmation modals for assist enable.
3D site context
Plan vs. actual cut, machine pose, and layer toggles in spatial view.
Five screens. One cut.
See it in action
3D Site View
Plan vs. actual, in space.
Remaining vs. completed cut, machine pose, and layer toggles on the foundation pad.
Grade Assist
Utilities
Clearance before it's too close.
Distance readouts and proximity banners on the Dig Dashboard and utility map.
Grade Assist
Safety
Stability and restricted zones.
Slope, stability envelope, worker proximity, and E-stop state—priority signals when assist is active.
Grade Assist
Autonomy
Assist enable with consent.
Status cards, a setup stepper, and a confirmation modal before assist goes active.
Grade Assist
04 · Explore
Explore Grade Assist
Every route on EX-204—explore freely.
Grade Assist
Not affiliated with any OEM. Built as a portfolio demonstration of connected off-highway HMI design.