🗳️ Vote here to support the team and the design 👉 https://ux-design-awards.com/winners/2025-2-spx328-user-interface
Jekko is proud to announce that the user interface of the SPX328 mini crane has been nominated for the UX Design Awards 2025 — an honour that belongs to everyone who made it possible.
This nomination recognises more than just design quality. It celebrates teamwork between our engineers, the industrial designers at EMO Design, and the crane operators who tested and challenged every detail in real-world conditions.
Together, we built something that works hard, just like the people it’s made for. From the construction site to the design lab, every icon, gesture, and screen was created to be clear, fast, and glove-proof — no confusion, no delays, just support when it’s needed most.
“We didn’t want pretty. We wanted practical,” said one of our product developers. “It’s design that disappears when you need to focus on the lift.”
This project proves that human-centred thinking — grounded in feedback from actual users — leads to tools that truly perform.
Help us celebrate the work of the people behind the machine.
Cast your vote now and help bring this award home 👉 Vote here
🦎 For the lifting heroes. For the builders behind the scenes.
Jekko has introduced the redesigned MPK Minipicker series: MPK06.2, MPK10.2, and MPK20.2. The range builds on the proven success of earlier models, offering enhanced maneuverability, flexible modular vacuum manipulators, and a unique 2in1 functionality that allows each unit to function both as a glass robot and a compact pick & carry crane.
All models are fully electric and engineered for indoor use, with optional features such as non-marking tyres and the advanced J-Link remote monitoring system.
The new minipickers are built with real user feedback and designed for precision lifting in restricted spaces.
Read the full press release here: https://www.jekko-cranes.com/en/press_release/new-minipicker-range-for-jekko/