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2020 is finally in the rear view mirror – although many of its battles are still being fought – but that doesn’t

via Smithsonian Channel With the large amount of people that work in the construction industry and the high visibility of many of

Airline and helicopter pilots consider them dangerous; kids consider them toys; surveyors, miners, and construction project managers are starting to consider them

Image courtesy of Percepto Spot, the popular yellow robotic dog/grasshopper from Boston Dynamics, was officially released for sale to anyone earlier this

If you attended our Constructech Technology Days event last month, then you had the privilege of hearing one of our presenters—Scott Schober,

CAT S42 Rugged Smartphone The jobsite can be a pretty tough place to be a smartphone. Moisture, dust, high and low temperatures,

We’ve written about the hyperloop “trains” of the future and how they will impact construction technology but the elephant in the room,

This article has been sponsored by Safe Site Check In. For more information, visit safesitecheckin.com Historically, it has been pretty difficult to

image via the USDA Forest Service Wood, a notoriously opaque substance, has apparently been resting on its laurels for far too long

Throughout the pandemic, contractors throughout the US saw lumber prices skyrocket for a variety of different reasons, including a huge increase in

via YouTube // EDF 2 years ago, crane manufacturer, Sarens, unveiled what is considered to be the world’s largest crane, by both

courtesy of Toro Indoor construction and commercial remodeling jobs require a unique subset of equipment: compact enough to get through tight, sometimes

via Procore From a management-level perspective, the true value of adopting new technologies in the construction industry is the ability to quickly

Any World War II movie will have at least one scene where the American troops are calling for air support or artillery

via YouTube//Safedem Back in 1998, the Hudson Department Store in downtown Detroit, Michigan was demolished by explosives.  That building stood 410 feet

Another year is about ready to wrap up as the holiday season is upon us. It’s the most wonderful time of the