PACE OF CHANGE HAS NEVER BEEN THIS FASTThe headline above is a paraphrase from a

STUDY SHOWS CONSTRUCTION FIRMS EMBRACING AUTONOMOUS TECH AT ‘UNPRECEDENTED RATES’PHOTO: ADOBE STOCK A new study by tech

CHATGPT TO POWER UP CONSTRUCTION WITH AIChatbot phenomenon ChatGPT looks set to become part

REVOLUTE ROBOTICS INTRODUCES DUAL CONCEPT ROBOTThe core technology behind this robot is said to involve a drone housed within a spherical exoskeleton

NEW TOPCON SOFTWARE AIMS FOR GREATER DIGITAL ADOPTION IN CONSTRUCTIONUS-based technology company Topcon Positioning Systems has launched

KOMATSU ANNOUNCES HYDROGEN EXCAVATORKomatsu has announced the development of a medium-sized

EUROPE’S LARGEST 3D-PRINTED BUILDINGGerman construction company Kraus Gruppe is using a

THE SKY'S THE LIMITDrones are increasing accepted as part of the construction process and their applications for the sector are ever evolving, discovers

IT'S NOT ALL-ELECTRICMIKE HAYES looks at the power technology for construction equipment that may – or may not – be replacing diesel in the coming years

TECHNOLOGY'S VALUE PROPOSITIONTechnology has the potential to help solve many of construction’s pain points, such as a lack of workers and the need to reduce emissions, ROB PAINTER, Trimble CEO, tells ANDY BROWN

CONSTRUCTION'S AUTONOMOUS PATHWAYConstruction’s path to autonomy is underway and, while a fully autonomous jobsite is far away on the horizon, the benefits of this technology are being felt today, writes ANDY BROWN

IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE OUT TO STEAL YOUR CONSTRUCTION JOB?The use of AI in construction is growing but fears that it could soon replace humans is misplaced, although it likely will change the way the sector works, discovers Neil Gerrard

UNLOCKING EFFICIENCYCATRIN JONES explores the power of digital transformation in construction and the potential BIM has to enhance project outcomes

TRANSFORMING CONSTRUCTIONRich Humphrey from Bentley Systems tells Andy Brown how construction can take its next step on the tech journey

WHAT DOES THE FUTURE LOOK LIKE FOR 3D CONSTRUCTION PRINTING?3D printing has been around for a while but, as of yet, has not become commonplace in construction. However, as NEIL GERRARD discovers, this could be about to change

THE RISE OF CONSTRUCTION ROBOTICSThe construction industry is facing numerous challenges and more companies are looking to automate tasks to relieve some of the pressure. CATRIN JONES examines how robotics has the potential to help the industry through tough times