Daniel Llort, Projects Manager, Ministry of Infrastructure Development, UAE looks at the digitalisation of construction and maintenance for roads and highways for the Ministry, using technologies such as Light Detection and Ranging (Lidar) and drones. Speaking during the Construction Technology Festival, he outlined how the technologies give the ministry an ...
Reality site capture can provide an accurate picture of what is happening on a construction site. The data produced has a range of uses, including to monitor progress, for inspections, planning and mitigating risks. That picture built up over time can also help resolve issues between parties and avoid claims ...
Digital site capture is transforming how the industry can survey land, capture as-built conditions and remotely monitor projects and assets. A lot of major contractors are now using drones, cameras and laser scanning, but is their application being maximised? Here, the panellists answer questions from the audience on different aspects ...
Digital site capture is transforming how the industry can survey land, capture as-built conditions and remotely monitor projects and assets. A lot of major contractors are now using drones, cameras and laser scanning, but is their application being maximised? This set of talks explores digital site capture use-cases in the ...
Digital site capture is transforming how the industry can survey land, capture as-built conditions and remotely monitor projects and assets. A lot of major contractors are now using drones, cameras and laser scanning, but is their application being maximised? This set of talks explores digital site capture use-cases in the ...
Digital site capture is transforming how the industry can survey land, capture as-built conditions and remotely monitor projects and assets. A lot of major contractors are now using drones, cameras and laser scanning, but is their application being maximised? This set of talks explores digital site capture use-cases in the ...
Technology use and digitalisation in construction was forced upon the industry in 2020. Was it the catalyst that will see real growth construction technology? Technology use in construction in 2020 was shaped by Covid-19. That could not have been predicted 12 months ago. But on reflection, that a global health ...
Whilst laser scanning is relatively risk free, it is important to plan its use and understand how to get the best from it, particularly as there is a range of different systems on the market
DC Hub talked to James Franklin, Head of BIM Strategic Projects for Kier Group, about the change in attitude towards construction technology over the years, the benefits of BIM and laser scanning, and how to convince those who are sceptical of digitalisation
A weekly round up of news for digital construction professionals The construction projects market in the UAE is to be worth AED 279bn ($76bn) by 2024, according to a Research and Markets report. In the coming two years the report predicts that Covid-19 will continue to affect growth in the ...
A weekly round up of news relevant to digital construction professionals Technologies such as 3D printing have proven useful in overcoming logistical limitations during the Covid-19 pandemic, says Mohamed Kinj, Managing Partner at 3D Middle East. In an interview with Construction Business News he said that the use of digital ...
This webinar discussed some of the technologies that are reshaping the built environment
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