
Maturity Monitoring Concrete Increases Accuracy and Keeps Jobs on Schedule
By Erica Flukinger
October 4, 2024
Maturity monitoring, a non-destructive way to estimate the compressive strength of in-place concrete, uses digital sensors to capture inputs such as time and temperature in order to monitor strength in real-time, saving the design and construction team time and money. The sensor ...

Executive Insights 2024: Leaders in Construction Technology II
By Construction Executive
October 2, 2024
WHAT TYPE OF PRECONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY SHOULD CONTRACTORS CONSIDER UTILIZING AND WHY?
Joseph M. Sforzo
Chief Operating Officer
Surety2000
When evaluating preconstruction technology, contractors should focus on adopting electronic surety bonds. This digital solution significant...

The Role of Video Technology in Jobsite Safety
By Brian Karas
September 26, 2024
The construction industry is increasingly adopting the latest cutting-edge technological advances on the jobsite, prioritizing worker safety first. The rise of advanced technological tools in construction has continued to transform traditional safety measures into proactive, dyna...

Can VR Replace Workers in Hazardous Construction Scenarios?
By Evelyn Long
September 5, 2024
Virtual reality technology has significantly progressed in various industries because it transforms how people perform tasks and deliver experiences. By creating immersive, computer-generated environments, VR allows users to interact with digital worlds as if they were real. This...

History Repeating
By Grace Calengor
June 7, 2024
Located in Ephesus, near the Aegean coast in modern-day Turkey, the Library of Celsus was constructed in the second century CE, housing over 12,000 scrolls and named for a Roman senator. Today, it exists as a façade from that ancient era, with much of its interior structure and s...

Thermal Imaging Technology Enhances Construction Efficiency and Safety
By Monica Martinez
March 19, 2024
Revolutionary technologies allow construction firms to improve process and operational strategies, and there is no shortage of revolutionary tech in today’s construction market. Amid game-changers such as 360-degree cameras, laser scanning, BIM coordination, VR, AI and even more,...

Integrating Software and Hardware Technology in the Field
By Bryan Williams
March 12, 2024
Today’s construction projects are more complicated than ever, and a project’s success relies heavily on its attention to detail and the coordination of various moving parts. Every small oversight or clash in the design process can have a substantial impact on the overall schedule...

The Reality of Implementing VR/AR on the Jobsite
By Graham Condit
December 8, 2023
In recent years, investment in construction technology has seen rapid growth, changing how projects are delivered. Notably, virtual reality and augmented reality have gained significant traction, revolutionizing the way we approach construction.
VR VERSUS AR
Virtual reality imm...

If You Haven’t Implemented That Cutting-Edge Piece of Contech—Now Is the Time
By Laurent Charpentier
November 27, 2023
It seems most people nowadays are eager to discover new technologies that can enhance their lives—for work and play—and this enthusiasm is particularly prevalent among younger workers who are excited about the potential of artificial intelligence. However, the construction indust...

Continuing Education
By Deren Boyd
October 1, 2023
How many of your project managers know when heat-management training for everyone on their crew expires? What about bulldozer operator certificates? Scaffolding safety?
On the flip side: How many of those same managers feel comfortable calling workers over to finish a job to mee...
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