All Construction Software Articles
The first show since 2019 is weeks away, but what can the rental sector expect to see at Bauma 2022?
John Rodgman, managing director of Borehole Solutions looks at the capabilities of the technology
Can investment in product development help to solve the productivity puzzle and reduce emissions?
Demo and remediation business invests in additional systems for growing fleet
Matt Desmond of technology giant Hexagon’s Heavy Construction division, talks to Construction Europe about the benefits to contractors of adopting digital technology
The new system is said to reduce accidents on the construction site
The software company will collaborate with Nova Permits & Pilot Cars/Axys Permits on a multi jurisdiction permit management solution.
The viDoc is said to be within standard and ready for use within the construction industry
Interview: Hexagon’s chief technology officer on new and future construction technology trends
The new platform will enable users to manage their applications and data sets from one source
New function designed to support rental customer service
New DX225LC-7X is the company’s first ‘smart’ crawler excavator
CM Labs’ machine simulation is aiming to further reduce the gap between classroom training and the worksite.
The cloud-based software can analyse real-time data to show ageing infrastructure
New platform will support, streamline and develop the company’s field services
Built Robotics Exosystem can be installed and calibrated on an excavator to enable it to operate autonomously
From energy consumption to geolocations and operator availability, different software can help record and keep track of useful data to optimise fleet management. Niamh Marriott reports
Data can be used across entire fleet of machinery from different OEMs to streamline machine management systems
Application software may not be the first thing that springs to mind in a discussion about modern construction, but it is playing an increasingly important role in the delivery of Europe’s major infrastructure projects, as Mike Hayes reports
Construction technology is on the rise but can it solve the supply chain shortage?