Here’s the rundown on new software for estimating, asset management, BIM and subcontractor prequalification. Also featured are 3-D mobile mapping and data analysis, ELD and an online tool for spotting potential vibration damage.
Construction Technology and Software Rundown: Week of Oct. 1, 2017
The tech rundown takes flight with a new type of drone, a drone data processing platform and a service for wind forecasts. New software monitors jobsite tasks, streamlines data and creates digital forms. View images of areas in Florida and Texas hit by hurricanes.
Four Tips to Make Sure Drones Don’t Leave You High and Dry
When the average person passes by a construction site, he or she expects to see scaffolding, cranes and backhoes, but it is becoming increasing more likely that unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) will be whizzing around as well.
IoT Is the Next Frontier for Drone Data
The construction industry is perfectly positioned to take IoT one step further and combine it with drone data to track and optimize operations.
2017 Executive Insights: Intelligent Jobsites
Get expert answers to questions on business intelligence, processing payroll data, security breaches, 4-D and 5-D BIM, IoT, big data, artificial intelligence, drones and more.
Be Proactive About Crafting a Company Drone Policy
Construction firms should expect the drone compliance topic to develop rapidly, as other agencies may provide supplementary rules to address the impact of unmanned aircraft on the areas they regulate.
Construction Companies Are Uniquely Poised to Maximize Drones’ Potential
Commercial drones are just beginning to take off in the United States.
Five Best Practices to Reduce Drone Risks on Construction Sites
When making the case for using drones, it helps to highlight the ways that drones can make workflows safer and more efficient. It's also vital to underscore how the perceived risks of unmanned aviation can be mitigated.










