The construction industry in the US is a $2.1 trillion dollar industry which has historically been driven by human labor.

Zhongyifeng Digital Technology Group Co., Ltd. recently announced the good news that its patent titled "A Method and System for Task Planning and Skill Learning of Construction Robots" has been ...

The construction industry must embrace an agile, technology-driven approach to not only meet the growing demands of global infrastructure, but to lead the charge in innovation.

Like just about every other industry today, the construction industry is changing and being shaped as a result of new technologies. Long gone are the days when all construction workers had to rely ...

The labor shortage in construction isn’t a problem that’s unique to the U.S.; it's very much a global issue.

The construction industry faces many challenges. New technologies from augmented reality and digitisation to exoskeletons and robotics can help solve them. Matthew Partridge reports.

Business Construction Safety Is Technology the Answer to the Construction Industry’s Injury and Fatality Problem? Some technologies create new hazards that can cause more problems executing safe ...

PlanHub’s data is consistent with reports of greater utilization of technology across the industry to increase efficiency, improve bidding and takeoff, better track assets, mitigate labor shortages ...

Construction Technology Three Keys to Technology Adoption in the Construction Industry Construction contractors who are hesitant to implement new technologies into their business will fall behind.

Industry realities make it challenging to manage cash flow. Fortunately, new technology and operational innovations are creating opportunities and opening doors for businesses that are nimble enough ...

The AEC industry has been behind others in using data and technology to improve business processes and revenue by reducing waste and risk.

Construction is a massive, $1.3 trillion industry in the United States — a complex ecosystem of lenders, owners, developers, architects, general contractors, subcontractors and more.