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AECOM construction industry Tishman is raising the bar for safety and productivity
AECOM Tishman is a leader in the construction industry working on the most innovative projects in the country. This leadership has also taken form in their adoption of technology on the jobsite. When AECOM Tishman was chosen in joint...
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Europes largest vertical farm completes first phase
YesHealth Group and Nordic Harvest have completed the first phase of Europe’s largest vertical farm, a 14-storey, 7,000sqm facility in Copenhagen Markets, on the outskirts of Denmark’s capital.
In a statement, the companies explain that the facility will be Europe’s...
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DALI Alliance joins IP-BLiS to improve IoT integration across smart commercial buildings
The DALI Alliance has joined IP-BLiS, the "IP Building & Lighting Standards" market interest group to support convergence towards using Internet Protocol (IP) transport and security mechanisms to simplify deploying, provisioning, and securing complex building systems.
IP-BLiS was launched in...
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Construction moves one-step closer to value-based future
The countdown to the Construction Innovation Hub’s much anticipated Value Toolkit began in earnest this week, with the launch of a new interactive digital resource to help clients navigate through the crucial steps involved in value-based decision-making.
The new resource...
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Connected Tech for Construction Continuity
No one could have predicted the situation we found ourselves in in 2020, with a global pandemic bringing the economy to its knees, projects delayed overnight, rapid restarts, remote management, and challenging labor dynamics.
Now that 2020 is winding down,...
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Exosuit from HeroWear decreases back strain for construction workers
HeroWear has been recognized in the University Innovation and Entrepreneurship (I&E) Showcase of the Association of American Universities (AAU) and Association of Public & Land-Grant Universities (APLU). This participation highlights HeroWear's innovative exosuit for active workers.
This year marks the...
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Concrete reinforced with 3D-printed polymer four times stronger
A team at the University of California, Berkeley, has developed a type of concrete that uses a lacy polymer lattice that allows it to bend without cracking and at the same time reduce its carbon emissions.
A paper published in...
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