All VR/AR Articles
The Nemetschek Group has led a financing round for Imerso AS
Wearable technology is helping construction companies become more productive and is also boosting health and safety
Acquisition to boost Hexagon’s augmented reality capabilities
The next generation of surveying tech is ready to be used by a new generation of construction pros
ZTR speaks with ALH about the future of telematics and data within the access and rental industries
Vortex Edge Plus, a portable, desktop simulation system, launched by CM Labs Simulations
Paul Wilson, Senior Director – ZTR Commercial Development & Operations, IIoT Division, speaks with ALH about current and future technologies within the access and rental industries
New app allows dealer field technicians to video call Volvo CE engineers while onsite
Serious Labs’ VR MEWP simulators will be used for training with Energy Safety Canada (ESC)
Julien Richer-Lanciault, product manager at CM Labs, shares his thoughts on the job site of the future
Serious Labs is developing a virtual reality commercial truck driving simulator with support from government organizations
JLG’s new ‘Access Your World’ online experience showcases productivity, safety and technology through virtual jobsites and more
The global Covid-19 crisis has forced society to adapt in a number of ways. Technology is one tool being used to help businesses survive and even thrive during this difficult time. Christian Shelton reports
Lindsey Anderson and Jim Colvin, CEO of Serious Labs, discuss how Covid-19 accelerated the use of simulator training and assessments in an exclusive video interview
The remote operation pilot project is being led by Nishio Rent All, contractor Kato Construction Co Ltd and Hitachi
Centre for Modelling & Simulation using digital flood prevention tech on UK’s HS2 railway
Serious Labs launches pilot VR training program for UK’s HS2 partnership Align JV
Serious Labs will provide Grande Prairie Regional College in Alberta with a MEWP simulator for technical training
Geodesy and geoinformation technology show goes virtual in the face of Covid-19 restrictions
Construction technology is now blurring the lines between real and programmed structures