Coming to a Jobsite Near You: Exoskeletons
Barton Malow is testing robotic support systems, or exoskeletons, to reduce worker fatigue and improve safety
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”
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
No More Binders: Digital Project Closeout With Bluebeam
Envisioning the end of a major project starts from day one, so why doesn’t the project closeout package follow suit?
HITT’s Co|Lab Aims to Influence Construction R&D
The contractor’s state-of-the-art facility aims to serve as an R&D hub
Would You Live on the Water?
Floating houses offer unique advantages and challenges amid climate change. Are they a viable option?
Blockchain in Construction
The burgeoning technology explained in simple terms
Design a Flat With Your Phone
New web-based technology aims to help solve London’s housing crisis
Solar Sustainability
Polysolar’s Haimish Watson on advances in materials technology
Far Out in Alaska
One construction group in the Last Frontier has mastered the art of remote construction
Gehry Technologies’ Lasting Industry Influence
The legendary architect’s firm shows how technology can help overcome project barriers to accomplish innovation
New Type of Wood Is Stronger Than Steel, Cheaper Than Kevlar
The “super wood” could make a splash in construction, body armor and vehicle manufacturing.
Prefabricated Habitats for Humanity
In the midst of a housing crisis, Sonoma County starts its own factory to build house.
