Construction hasn’t fallen behind because it lacks technology; it’s fallen behind because that technology doesn’t work ...

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On April 24, the Architectural Robotic Construction Lab ( ARC Lab) in The University of Texas at Arlington’s College of Architecture, Planning and Public Affairs demonstrated its new large-scale 3D ...

The construction industry is facing a severe labor shortage. The workforce is aging as projects become increasingly complex and economic pressures demand greater efficiency. Part of this problem stems ...

On this episode from The Bulk Exchanges podcast, Sensera Systems’ Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, David Gaw, joins the conversation on the future of construction technology. The Bulk Exchanges ...

The inaugural report pairs extensive research and expert analysis from leading voices in the industry with survey data from over 1,200 construction decision-makers in Australia, Canada, Ireland, New ...

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INDIANAPOLIS — From towering skyscrapers and large-capacity sports arenas to the ubiquitous industrial parks and playgrounds throughout the city, new construction is a constant in Indianapolis. For a ...

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As the healthcare industry continues to evolve, the demand for more flexible and efficient hospital infrastructure is on the rise. Modular hospital construction offers a solution to this growing need ...

FORT BLISS, Texas — In the high desert of West Texas, a milestone in military construction and innovation took shape under the dusty sky at Fort Bliss as leaders, engineers, soldiers, and contractors ...