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Sensors, Connectivity and AI: The Building Blocks to a Safer, More Productive Worksite

TE Connectivity

As we look to the future, we can expect to see AI-powered robots and automated machinery performing repetitive tasks on the jobsite, such as digging trenches, moving earth, or building brick walls with great precision.

Construction vehicles use sensors, including humidity, temperature, pressure, rain, fluid, and oil quality detection, to monitor external operating conditions and internal system performance.

Meeting the Challenges of Rural Construction

The essentials of connectivity – whether between people or between devices in an Internet of Things (IoT) solution – can be simpler and cheaper than you think.

If you manage assets that are mobile – and every construction company does – theft is too often a cost of doing business. It is also another part of your operations where location data can make a big difference.

How Wheeled Excavators Come in Handy on the Jobsite

Wheeled excavators tout a number of benefits, from simplified transport, decreased maintenance and can be used in a variety of applications, from digging and craning to vegetation management.

The versatility of wheeled excavators include boom and undercarriage offerings and operating on finished surfaces with minimum risk of damage.

Maximize Telematics Data With Equipment Maintenance Programs

B2W Software Inc.

Powerful maintenance management software complements telematics by providing a centralized place to collect data from multiple sources and put it to work.

The obvious advantage of the maintenance application is that, regardless of where meter and location readings came from, they are all in one central place where they can be reconciled.

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The best list of new, innovative, and industry shaping products for the road building industry.

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Volvo CE Offers More Services with New Stake in Software Company

Volvo Construction Equipment

VizaLogix offers products that are different from and, in some cases, complementary to Volvo services.

Supporting mixed fleets and mixed data connections uniquely defines the VizaLogix product approach and market differentiation.

Simple Construction Apps to Solve Common Problems

Contractors and equipment fleets are adopting enterprise software and technology that can change the business, but these lightweight apps address specific pain points with minimal disruption and cost.

Skillit catalogs worker skills at such a granular level hiring managers can search by skills that may cut across multiple trades and job titles, expanding the available workforce.

Trimble Launches R780 GNSS Smart Antenna

Designed for construction surveyors, the R780 GNNS Smart Antenna offers performance in challenging GNSS environments, such as blocked sky, multi-path or degraded signal conditions.

Designed for construction surveyors, the R780 GNNS Smart Antenna offers performance in challenging GNSS environments, such as blocked sky, multi-path or degraded signal conditions.

Excavation Tasks & Other Ways Wheeled Excavators Are Valuable on the Jobsite

Wacker Neuson America Corporation

Compact wheeled excavators represent the future of construction, showcasing how technology enhances efficiency on the jobsite.

Compact wheeled excavators within the 6-ton to 13-ton range have emerged as a critical segment within the construction machinery market.

Navigate Your Possibilities With Aftermarket GPS

Integrating GPS or GNSS technology aftermarket is achievable and can provide many benefits to contractors, workers and machines.

Leica Geosystems’ GNSS Machine Control technology offers possibilities to enhance safety for construction workers and pedestrians around busy work sites and to protect existing and newly built infrastructure through automatic height, depth, and slew hydraulic control for excavators.

Compact Track Loaders: Benefits & Challenges

Is a CTL right for your business? Understand the advantages, drawbacks and machine capabilities.

The Hyundai HT100V CTL working in a gravel-hauling application.

Twin Challenges for Construction in 2024: Technology and Policy Reform

The $1 trillion federal infrastructure bill, growing investment in green power infrastructure, rising U.S. consumer demand, and initiatives to reshore manufacturing have all contributed to tremendous growth in commercial construction.

Using modern estimating programs, workers can easily use historical scope and cost data to create more accurate estimates.

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