Abstract: A concrete surface processing machine (100) for processing a concrete surface, wherein the machine comprises means for self-locomotion and a control unit (110) arranged to control the means for self-locomotion, wherein the machine comprises one or more surface quality sensors connected to the control unit (110) and arranged to determine a local surface quality of the concrete surface, and wherein the control unit (110) is arranged to control a self-locomotion of the machine to determine a plurality of local surface quality values associated with respective different locations on the concrete surface.

Abstract: A drilling machine (120) for a core drill (100), the drilling machine comprises a motor arranged to power a spindle, the spindle comprising a drill bit interface (121 ) arranged to hold a drill bit (110) and to rotate the drill bit (110) about an axle of rotation (101 ), the drilling machine (120) comprising a tag reader (125) connected to a reader coil, wherein the reader coil is arranged at the drill bit interface (121 ) and surrounding the spindle to inductively couple to a tag coil arranged on the drill bit, the drilling machine (120) further comprising a drilling machine control unit (140) connected to the tag reader (125), wherein the drilling machine control unit is arranged to read data associated with the drill bit (110) via the inductively coupled reader and tag coils, thereby obtaining information about the drill bit.

Abstract: An abrasive tool for a floor grinder, wherein the tool extends along a wear direction (D) from a grinding surface (G) to a mounting surface (M), wherein the abrasive tool comprises at least two sections (410, 420, 430) separated by a surface (P) transversal to the wear direction (D), where the at least two sections comprise respective abrasive materials associated with different grit sizes, where the section located closer to the grinding surface (G) is associated with a larger grit size compared to the section located closer to the mounting surface (M).

Abstract: A wireless identification tag for embedding into an electrically conductive surface of a rotatable work tool, the tag comprising at least a first and a second inductive planar loop having corresponding first and second terminals, wherein the first inductive planar loop and the second inductive planar loop are arranged in relation to a common plane and wherein the first inductive planar loop and the second inductive planar loop are arranged to cover separate areas of the common plane, where each area on the common plane is associated with a respective polarity of the magnetic flux normal to said plane.