Construction technology is transforming jobsites with robotics, AI, digital twins, drones and 3D tools that improve safety, ...

From the outside looking in, the construction industry appears ripe for tech innovation. The industry represents 6.3% of the U.S. GDP. There are close to 1 million general contractors (GCs) in the ...

For decades, experts have encouraged construction contractors to embrace technology to improve equipment operation, fleet management and business operations. While adoption has progressed, that ...

The pace of technology adoption in construction is advancing, but the industry remains a laggard in digital adoption compared to other traditional physical or infrastructure-intensive industries. Yet ...

Construction contractors who are hesitant to implement new technologies into their business will fall behind. Want to lead the pack? Start here. In our traditionally slow-to-adapt construction ...

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Procurement decisions prioritizing office compliance over jobsite usability create a digital burden and undermine safety tech adoption.

Theresa Arevalo was in high school when she first tried finishing drywall at her brother’s construction company. “It’s a fine art,” she says of mudding—applying and smoothing drywall. “Like frosting a ...

Construction continues to lag other industries in technology adoption, but whether it was Covid-19 or other influences, integration within the equipment department continues to grow. Organizations ...

In 2021, a record $4.5 billion were invested in Construction Technology startups, triple the amount in 2020, according Cemex Ventures. But there remains a disconnect between this outpouring for ...

Construction workers are killed on the job five times more often than other laborers. Now a new kind of construction worker—a data scientist—aims to use artificial intelligence to predict the ...

The commercial construction industry is changing rapidly as new technologies make projects more efficient, accurate, and easier to manage. From planning and ...