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Modular construction can play a role in the industry becoming more sustainable, and tech can turbocharge this process, says Eva Carranza, Hexagon’s Global Director ESG & Sustainability
KPMG survey reveals sector’s increased takeup of robotic process automation, virtual reality, project management information systems (PIMS), drones, smart sensors and AI
Rich Humphrey from Bentley Systems tells Andy Brown how construction can take its next step on the tech journey
Catrin Jones speaks to Eduardo Gomez, head of CRH Ventures, on how the company is investing into construction technology
OEMs push for online platforms
Programme to target new technologies and innovative solutions to solve global water challenges
Respondents in Topcon’s report also believe machine control may be the answer to making the sector more sustainable
North America is ready for electric construction equipment, contrary to perceptions in some quarters that appetite for the machines lags that in Europe.
Study from the AEM highlights four key construction technology areas
Revenue for construction telematics specialist up 48% despite challenges caused by inflation and supply chains
The company launched the product at its sustainability event held in Antwerp, Belgium
Accelera’s booth displayed the business segment’s fourth-generation fuel cell engine — FCE150
Thomas Harring speaks to Construction Technology deputy editor, Catrin Jones, on Hexagon’s recently released whitepaper
Paul Douglas, Managing Director, Rokbak, on how alternative power will change how both OEMS and dealers do business
Contractor Ferrovial has launched a new generative artificial intelligence (AI) assistant for its employees, in what it claimed was a first for an infrastructure company.
Digital Layout aims to drive greater adoption of digital workflows in construction.
The team offers a Software-as-a-Service product that connects to a company’s accounting system
US construction contractor Conti Federal Services has won a US$70.5 million deal to build a new B-21 radio frequency hangar at a US Air Force base in South Dakota.
FYLD, HAL Robotics, Oculo, Eave, Plinx and Machine Eye will join seven major construction and infrastructure companies
Despite strong adoption and investment numbers, the study has found a significant disconnect in the industry’s understanding of the technology