Technology

The first step toward creating efficient, sustainable waste management systems is learning why our current ones aren’t working. The following technologies combine IoT data analytics with modern solutions to help identify challenges and improve as they go.

As the global population grows and more people flock to urban areas, new methods to build efficient, sustainable cities could drastically change the urban landscape in just a few decades.

Big data is being used in every stage of the construction process to increase efficiency and productivity.

The construction industry is notoriously slow when it comes to innovation, so construction startups are taking advantage of the rising need for digitization to get the industry up to speed.

Building automation regulates systems like HVAC, electrical and security, and controls them from one central hub to improve a building's efficiency.

Building information modeling (BIM) is a software tool used in construction that allows architects, engineers and contractors to collaborate on a structure’s design in real-time.

Teaching with Minecraft is an effective way to get kids to enjoy learning about the construction industry, from planning to building to demolition.

AI in construction is a beneficial use for a powerful learning tool, bringing new innovations to the structures we build and the projects we design.

Blockchain is a distributed ledger that records transactions permanently and securely. Blockchain in construction will lead to more efficient projects.

A healthy building aims to make its occupants happier and more productive through responsible building methods, efficient construction equipment and natural design elements.

Building underwater is a monumental undertaking, but some incredible buildings and infrastructure exist due to underwater construction techniques.

Learn more about the latest trends in construction wearable technology, including smart boots, hard hats, and watches.

Construction robots are replacing different jobs in the industry, but only to improve the work, not replace workers.

IoT has made it possible for hackers to attack things like cranes, coffee pots, office printers and more. We cover 15 of the wildest things hackers can use to invade your daily life.

3D printed homes are opening a new frontier in housing. We cover how they are constructed, their costs, and the benefits they can provide for our housing needs.

Lately, there's been an increase in self-driving or autonomous vehicles. As a construction worker, you might wonder how this technology will impact you. You may even worry that robotics will affect your job. Companies such as Google, Tesla, and Uber are finding their way into the driverless vehicle market.