Construction sites are complex operations, with plenty of moving people and parts. Being safe requires a coordinated team ...

The construction equipment market continues to evolve. It’s transforming, shifting focus, getting smarter, and economizing ...

Imagine walking onto a job site where you’ve worked for decades and suddenly being told that the tools and workflows you’ve trusted are being completely replaced. The promise is a digital ...

Construction technology startup Field Materials Inc. has raised $10.5 million in an oversubscribed Series A funding round, bringing its total funding to nearly $19 million. The company applies ...

Construction workers frame a house in Louisville, Ky. Construction work requires workers, cranes and power tools. But what about advanced technology? San Diego State University has received a $4.5 ...

Despite ongoing economic uncertainty, the construction industry enters the second half of the decade on a solid footing, supported by sustained infrastructure investment, evolving private-sector ...

Construction has thrived for generations without digital tools, so something about those old ways worked. But relying on tradition is like designing a cutting-edge skyscraper using Microsoft Office ...

The 2026 Building the Future report, based on a survey of more than 1,000 AEC professionals globally, reveals that while 95% of early AI adopters use the technology frequently across building ...

Construction technology maker Hexagon launched Hexagon Multivista on Jan. 20, a new overarching brand for its construction and reality capture software and online platform products that include ...

A sparse point cloud created using structure from motion of one of Skender’s projects. This is the first step in creating a 3D gaussian splat. Rendering courtesy of Skender. Modern construction ...

A recent report from ResearchAndMarkets.com reported that the construction wearable technology market size is projected to expand from $4.15 billion in 2024 to $4.6 billion in 2025. This represents a ...

Consolidation in construction tech is driven by the need for efficiency amid rising material costs and labor shortages Large firms are acquiring smaller specialized software companies to build ...