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Experts praise increased utilisation of tech, but claim incorrect implementation can be costly
OEM aims to have first hydrogen-powered construction equipment on the market in 2022
Modular structure is proving popular for a wider range of construction projects
Algorithm can predict energy rates in a split second, potentially improving design and renovation
Tech companies to provide new vehicle booking and inventory management system for JV company made up of Eiffage, Kier, Ferrovial and BAM
Funding deals means Five Arrows Principal Investments now gains a minority share in the construction software specialist
New LN-150 robotic layout navigator and GT-1200 total station models improve accuracy of paving curbs and gutters
Facial recognition technology being used in Scotland that also takes temperatures of workers, helping in fight about Covid
Research conducted by Scotland’s National Robotarium aims to save lives and cut CO2 emissions
Two countries to work together to help develop the US National BIM Programme
Saudi Arabian rental company and AFC Energy sign memorandum of understanding to develop hydrogen fuel cell products
UK rental company GAP Hire Solutions said it aims to be carbon net-zero by 2040
Ministry of Justice’s Decarbonising Precast Concrete project will see Innovate UK lead construction industry specialists in collaborative research
€1.2 million from Zero Waste Scotland to scale up production of K-briq made from construction waste
UK contractor Kier and rental business Sunbelt Rentals combine to demonstrate significant fuel and CO2 reductions
Introduced across its powered access fleet, the solution addresses unauthorised use, theft and unsafe operation
Doosan Infracore’s new XiteCloud quarrying, mining and construction platform will be presented to the UK for the first time at this year’s online event
Murray Pollok of International Rental News talks to GAP Group’s Jim Burke about the hi-tech rental initiative
Centre for Modelling & Simulation using digital flood prevention tech on UK’s HS2 railway
UK-based Morris Site Machinery adds Denyo and ArcGen generators for UK and European markets