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Artificial intelligence, drones and other advanced technologies can benefit a construction project by streamlining administrative tasks, enhancing efficiency and productivity, and detecting errors and ...

Each year, more than 1,000 workers lose their lives to construction accidents, and this figure is only increasing. To resolve this crucial issue, the industry must overcome several key challenges, ...

Labor shortages (38%), rising material costs (35%) and job site safety (32%) were the top three challenges to the construction industry, according to a new report, 2025 Constructi ...

The construction and engineering industries continue to demonstrate remarkable adaptability and resilience. Over the years, these sectors have modernized, integrating new technologies that are ...

Busy constructions sites are a gauntlet. In any given shift, workers may have to navigate between excavators swinging loads, delivery trucks reversing into tight spaces and forklifts moving heavy ...

A new Virginia Tech laboratory is testing construction helmets under real-world impact scenarios to improve safety data, but industry leaders caution that ratings should complement—not ...

The construction industry is undergoing a profound technological transformation, with artificial intelligence (AI) emerging as a powerful force for enhancing productivity, improving safety and ...

Artificial Intelligence (AI), machine control, and autonomy are fortifying machine intelligence for the future. Concept robotic machines—such as Kubota’s KATR, a compact, four-wheeled robot for ...