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In a survey of the construction industry, robotic systems were seen as positives but usage dipped
Swiss company develops new solutions for elevator and lift construction inside timber buildings
82% of firms say they have an AI strategy, but few have moved beyond entry-level use.
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Endangered species’ protections are on the rise, which means regulating builds in their habitat are too
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US-based infrastructure consultancy Aecom has provided the UK a playbook for reducing emobodied carbon
With US$4 trillion in data center growth forecast by 2030, outdated tools and slow tech adoption could leave construction behind
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US immigration enforcement raids are expected to weaken construction, experts say
A bridge project in Scotland is touting huge carbon emission reductions thanks to the use of data
Middle East governments ramp up social infrastructure spend, with UAE leading push to meet growing demand
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Germany’s construction sector will see modest recovery in 2025, with stronger growth expected from 2026, driven by major public investment in infrastructure and defence
Driven by demand for data centres, energy, and high-tech infrastructure, Asia Pacific is set for strong construction growth despite volatile global conditions
Thai-based firm Doctor T unveils a sustainable material made from desert and sea sand, designed for use in cement and civil works
A regional subsidiary of Hitachi Construction Equipment is leading a study with a Netherlands university
The company describes Exia as its most advanced device to date
The new investment adds to the previously announced €50 million allocated for Ecocem’s Dunkirk facility
The report highlights that 92% of AECO professionals globally report budget changes during construction
With this accreditation, Kenoteq has begun commercial production at its facility in East Lothian in Scotland
Labour shortages, high demand, and regulatory complexity continue to drive up building costs in Europe and North America
Without strategic investment and innovation, ING warns that the construction sector will struggle to meet future demand
The strategic partnership aims to develop the commercialisation of autonomous technology