Cervis, Inc. to Present New Wireless Control Innovations and Capabilities at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 in Las Vegas
Cervis, Inc. will display its new line of innovative wireless controls at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 and demonstrate new software capabilities live in its 400 sq. ft booth, N10945, located in the North Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Cervis Inc., a leading innovator in wireless radio control manufacturing, plans to unveil new products at the triennial CONEXPO-CON/AGG in Las Vegas from March 3 to March 7. In 2025, Cervis introduced new transmitter designs at trade shows throughout the fall, and the company has continued to invest in research and development in 2026. It will introduce even more products with advanced features and capabilities for the construction and agriculture markets during North America’s largest construction equipment trade show event this March.
“We are planning for 2026 to be a year of growth,” commented Kevin Hadley, President, Director of Sales, Marketing, and Service, Cervis, Inc. “Our team is focused on designing and building innovative products that will bring enhanced features to the market, and we are excited to introduce our latest models, hear feedback, and wow our target market at CONEXPO 2026.”
In addition to its classic collection of best-selling products, Cervis, Inc. will debut its newest innovations with a plethora of new, highly sought-after features. Two new products visitors can expect to see are new console box designs with options for a 5″ or 2.8″ TFT color display. In addition to Wi-Fi capabilities, these console boxes are also packed with, advanced features, including live camera feeds, distance measurement, Near Field Communication (NFC), and custom graphics manipulation for easy display customization. There will be a Wi-Fi camera demonstration showcasing live streaming on the 5” display with a moving camera module, a distance measurement demo showcasing interpretation of distance to a moving node, a graphics manipulation overview, and an Access Control demonstration utilizing the NFC capabilities.
The console boxes aren’t the only Wi-Fi-capable products Cervis will be bringing with them. Cervis, Inc. will showcase two receivers with Wi-Fi, allowing various parameters of the base units to be configured on a phone, tablet, or computer without the need for any additional software or hardware. This product enhancement offers efficiencies post deployment to the field since the units can be configured on-site. Previously, units that needed adjustments to parameters were sent back to Cervis, or additional hardware was sent to customers. None of that will be necessary for base units with Wi-Fi built in.
Along with the new Console Boxes and Wi-Fi base units, the company will also display new handheld and pistol grip remotes. The new handhelds have backlit, RGB LEDs and come in an 8-button unit, a 10-button unit with a display, and a 14-button unit. The display on the 10-button remote is a TFT full-color, daylight-readable screen. The company will have models to hold and interact with, as well as showcase the ability to manipulate the display characteristics of the screen and buttons. In addition to these two remotes, there will be a smaller version with a dome switch keypad on display as well.
The company will also showcase its top-selling pistol grip and ergonomic pistol grip handhelds. These controllers come in a variety of button or switch layouts and contain proportional triggers, offering ergonomic control for operating mobile hydraulic equipment. The ergonomic pistol grip has a new 2.8″ color display, and the team will demonstrate graphics manipulation capabilities on these units as well.
Anthony DiTommaso, Director of Product Development, Quality, & Finance, Cervis Inc., stated, “These new product releases and advanced feature sets are things we’ve wanted to bring to the market for a while, and it is fantastic to see many of them come to fruition and materialize in time for us to debut them at CONEXPO.”