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The construction industry still operates similarly to the last century, with many construction sites relying heavily on manual labour and on-the-spot decision-making. However, there is a pressing need for change and innovation to improve planning, achieve smoother on-site execution,...

This year appears to be a challenging year as well as a year of change as the Canadian construction sector struggles with existing issues like a shortage of labour while at the same time continuing to move towards project...

The construction sector is undergoing a shift with the integration of automation and robotics. The use of robotics when it comes to construction-related tasks has the potential to revolutionise the way both infrastructure as well as buildings are built,...

KPMG in Canada reveals that the backlog of housing and infrastructure projects in the country, caused by high demand and a shortage of skilled labor, can be addressed with the help of digital technology. KPMG found that nearly 90%...

Furniture has existed for ages. Right from the beginning, the ancient civilization wanted to stop being nomadic and stick to one place. A seamless chair or a bed paved the way for the significance of furniture in the years...

When industrial technology organizations consider investing in autonomous technology, the assumption is often that cost is the primary concern. However, a survey conducted among over 160 leaders in the construction, agriculture, and mining sectors reveals that cost is actually...

A new study has gone on to highlight how technologies pertaining to construction equipment have throttled the construction sector, especially by way of advancements when it comes to machine as well as grade controls, drivetrains, engines, machine telematics, and...