10 New Construction Technology Trends to Watch …
3-9-2018 · Industrial technologies are evolving, and in construction, there is no exception. But the most recent developments extend beyond building equipment alone. Learn how new construction technology is driving efficiencies in connectivity, analytics, and more. The evolution of construction technology is often ascribed to new heavy equipment.
New construction technology: The latest …
Construction technology has come a long way in the last 15-20 years, and it continue to move forward at a faster rate than ever before. 2018 was a big year for construction technology; some technologies were very nascent and remain out of reach for most companies in most practical situations, while other new technologies have seen some very real adoption across the industry which is having ...
8 Construction-Technology Innovations That …
3. Construction-Site Robots. The proven ideas behind machine-controlled equipment—graders, loaders, backhoes, and so on—have been expanded in 2017 to focus on autonomous control and robotic technology. Several new applications are already deployed on construction sites.
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Construction technology has revolutionized many processes. Earthmoving machines and road-paving equipment that pair navigation technology with on-board digital site plans work ultra-efficiently, and telematics systems on these machines wirelessly transmit a valuable stream of information to help better manage both machine and work site.
The new age of engineering and construction …
28-7-2017 · The engineering and construction (E&C) industry is at the cusp of a new era, with technology start-ups creating new applications and tools that are changing how companies design, plan, and execute projects. By providing advanced software, construction-focused hardware, and analytics capabilities, these innovative start-ups are eliminating many of the problems that have dogged the …
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Another new technology used in civil engineering is a cloud collaboration tool called basestone. basestone is a system allowing the remote sharing of data on a construction site in real time. It is predominantly a review tool for civil engineers and architects which digitises the drawing review process on construction projects, and allows for better collaboration.
The Top 10 Construction Technology Trends to …
5. Wearable Technology. This may seem like a no-brainer to many construction managers. After all, we have Fitbit’s, wearable 3D glasses (Google Glass) and even football quarterbacks now wear an armband that can communicate with the coach. Nevertheless, wearable technology for the construction site is a new and emerging trend.
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A New Year’s Suggestion: Resolve to master some aspect of construction technology This time of year people are thinking about starting a diet and exercise program, understandably. But instead of ...
2019 Technology Trends in the Construction Industry
These include project supervision with drones, cloud services for construction equipment, augmented reality, and prefabricated building components. 2019 Technology Trends in the Construction Industry 888-575-8844 / 212-575-5300 888-575-8844 / 212-575 …
Modern technology in the construction industry
The adoption of IoT and modern technology can and will be a huge boon to the construction industry. No doubt the top companies are already looking for ways to include it in their practices. Many who choose to adopt new IoT technologies early will reap more benefits. These benefits could include faster inspections and tighter project timelines.
6 Areas Where Technology is ... - For Construction …
Technology is improving the construction industry in the office, through equipment and materials, on the jobsite and even with personal protective equipment April 6, 2016
How Technology is Improving Construction Site …
One aspect that often goes overlooked is how technology can be leveraged to improve construction site safety. Construction remains one of the deadliest occupations with 937 worker deaths in 2015, according to the most recent Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries (CFOI) from …