Construction

Trimble’s new SiteVision system uses augmented reality (AR) to visualize 2D and 3D data on…

In 2017, 799 people died from roadside work zone accidents across the United States. Military…

Autonomous Robots Helping Bridge Contractors Improve Productivity Autonomous rebar-tying robots are helping bridge contractors improve…

Over the last year, the talented team of craftsmen at Colorado-based Berich Masonry, Inc. have…

Over the next six years, Suncor Energy plans to deploy more than 150 autonomous haulage…

Unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) certainly seem to have a lot of potential. They can be used to spray pesticides on a large farm to boost crop yields, for example, or to move materials at a mining site.

The $4 trillion construction industry is a complicated, big business fraught with danger. Every project requires a tightly choreographed symphony of people, equipment and materials. Yet, to date, the use of robotic systems on construction jobsites has been minimal.

QinetiQ North America launches DriveRobotics, a system designed to transform manned industrial vehicles into unmanned robots.