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COVID-19 forces construction industry to slow the pace in CANADA

Construction sites may appear to be one of the few places where work continues undisturbed by the COVID-19 pandemic. But Tamara Barker Watson, owner of Whitestone Builders in Lakeside, N.S., said it is anything but business as usual on...

AECOM and HTC announce agreement to develop virtual reality technologies for the architecture and construction industry

AECOM, a premier, fully integrated global infrastructure firm, announced that it has signed a MOU with HTC Corporation , technology pioneer in innovative, smart mobile and virtual reality (VR) technologies, to jointly develop and extend the reach of VR...

Artificial intelligence used to measure impact of Coronavirus on American construction

OxBlue is using data from commercial construction projects, which excludes single-family residential construction. Using almost near real-time field data and comparing it to previous activity across all 50 states, OxBlue has determined that construction has declined by 5% throughout March...

Construction restarts in virus-ravaged Spain

With its daily death toll from Covid-19 trending downward in the past week, Spain allowed construction workers to return to sites yesterday after a two-week shut down. Factories and some companies in the service sector also resumed activity in the...

Neuson offers zero emission electric construction machines and consolidation products

Wacker Neuson's battery-powered rammers, plates and backpack vibrator are zero-emission compaction and concrete consolidation products which provide an alternative power source for indoor applications and job sites with noise and emission guidelines. Plus, the same battery system can be...

Japan’s maglev line halts construction as outbreak spreads

Japan's planned maglev rail line that will link Tokyo and Nagoya in 40 minutes is one of many construction projects brought to a halt as the government declares a state of emergency to combat the country's rise in coronavirus...

COVID-19 creates havoc for construction industry

Many construction firms quickly applied for a waiver from the state Department of Community & Economic Development to continue working. Meanwhile, many are finding they have to quickly adapt to a new normal and grapple with the uncertainties this...

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