What Construction Workers Need to Know About Jobsite Biometric Tracking
Construction companies have turned to using biometrics like fingerprints and facial recognition to monitor attendance and for jobsite security. Risk abounds.
4 Strategies Construction Firms Can Use When Adopting New Tech
These considerations will go a long way toward evaluating which new technologies are adding value and which are not
Plexiglass: The New Hot Commodity in Construction
New demand for the clear acrylic plastics used in face shields and space dividers spurs big changes for manufacturers and distributors
4 Ways Digital Collaboration Is Physically Changing Construction Sites
Bluebeam’s Joe Williams and The B1M’s Fred Mills explain how digital collaboration is physically change jobsites
How to Overcome Lagging Digital Transformation in Construction
A recent Bluebeam-led roundtable discussion addresses the biggest barriers facing true digital progress in the construction industry
What Smart Builders Should Know About BIM and Digital Twin
What is the relationship between these two technologies?
What Generative Design Could Bring to AEC
Computer-designed parts remove humans from the equation to make alien-looking components that are lightweight and super strong.
Coming to a Jobsite Near You: Exoskeletons
Barton Malow is testing robotic support systems, or exoskeletons, to reduce worker fatigue and improve safety
How to Use Revu for Sketching
Custom templates, toolsets and markup tools make Revu ideal for sketching
3 Ways VR Is Changing Construction
Here’s how Suffolk is using the burgeoning tech to plan projects
Inside Suffolk’s L.A. “Smart Lab”
The contractor has spent the last two years investing in burgeoning technology, headlined by the instillation of seven “Smart Labs”
A Guide to BIM Execution Planning
How construction firms can better prepare teams for projects
Reality Capture: Surveying 2.0
Surveying as-built conditions is a big expense. But reality capture technology is both lowering the cost and improving accuracy and efficiency of the process.
Can Robots Build Rebar?
A New York City construction startup, Toggle, is trying to bring technology into the process of producing reinforced concrete structures
Overcoming Construction’s Tech Adoption Challenges
How can construction, design and engineering companies reap the benefits of new technologies in a faster and easier way?
