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 ...

While some construction companies have already begun using technology as a tool, many are still slow to adopt these changes. Construction historically has been one of the slowest industries to adopt ...

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 ...

Industrial organizations, particularly in the construction industry, have historically been slow to adopt technology. The consequences of this have been noticeable. McKinsey’s Reinventing Construction ...

Agora attracted $33 million in Series B funding from investors for its construction technology platform.

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.

Conclusion Technology is transforming the construction industry, creating new opportunities and challenges for construction jobs. While the use of technology has led to some job displacement, it has ...

Technology is already transforming retail, media and auto manufacturing. But most construction companies operate much as they did 20 years ago.

In Part I of this three-part series, which was published in the May 2020 issue of POWER and titled “Technology in Construction: Predicting and Adapting to Change,” recent trends in technology ...

With a flood of new interest in construction technology from traditional venture capitalists and technology startups, many in the industry can feel burnt out from the relentless boosterism and ...

Historically, the construction industry is not one that has been quick to incorporate new technologies. Far from it in fact, according to Christian Burger, president and founder of Burger Consulting ...