Building and Construction

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Construction fastener market expands in North America, Europe and Oceania

    The North America, Europe and Oceania building and construction fasteners market size is expected to reach U.S. $5.72 billion by 2028.

  • Single pair Ethernet system makes buildings smarter

    The first complete single pair Ethernet system on the market has been launched by Switzerland-based R&M.

  • Boeing breaks ground on new MRO facility

    The facility will include eight new hangars, additional workspaces and offices where Boeing staff, engineers and analysts will support U.S. Navy and Air Force aircraft.

  • Zoomlion develops the world’s largest top-slewing tower crane for the world’s largest road-rail cable-stayed bridge

    The factory is fully digitized, integrating big data analysis, industrial internet, information systems and visualization for full-coverage networking and man-machine interaction.

  • Pivot Energy and Clean Footprint to bring solar energy, economic development and jobs to Virginia

    The companies believe this will lead to more joint projects that will bring value to other towns in Virginia and throughout the mid-Atlantic.

  • Johnson Controls introduces an AI-driven digital solution for managing building environments

    The all-in-one solution, OpenBlue Performance Advisor, gives building operators the ability to reduce waste, energy use and water use and track metrics for sustainability, health and wellness.

  • Modulous brings sustainable, healthy home construction to the U.S.

    Customers using the Modulous “kit of parts” can quickly deliver, assemble and install new housing without a fixed factory.

  • Next generation tension control bolt coating by Infasco

    This new coating technology has been verified to provide more than 1,000 hours of corrosion resistance in a thin film coating.

  • Exploring the new age of welding

    This emerging software can be used with all types of welding equipment whether it be manual, automated or even robotic welding systems.

  • PNNL patents new riveting technique for faster production

    This new riveting process will help increase the speed of production lines throughout multiple industries.

  • Icon, Lennar will bring 3D-printed community to Texas

    The 3D-printed community will reportedly feature roughly 100 homes of various designs and is expected to break ground in 2022.

  • Watch a demonstration of this interior painting robot

    MYRO was designed to automate certain aspects of the construction industry and is reportedly 10 times faster at interior painting tasks than manual labor and is designed for 24 hours of operation.

  • Fluid Power (Oct. 31 - Nov. 6)

    Consider this Engineering360's ode to hydraulic and pneumatic technologies.

  • Watch aerial fiber deployment by this robot

    The Bombyx robot travels along power lines, wrapping fiber cables around them.

  • Report tracks emissions, energy efficiency in buildings and construction sector

    In 2020, the sector accounted for 36% of global final energy consumption and 37% of energy related carbon dioxide emissions as compared to other end use sectors.

  • Tools for fastening steel I-beams and wood in residential construction

    PowerLite tools are extremely powerful, yet their size is up to 40% smaller and up to 30% lighter than conventional alternatives.

  • Video: Oil-rig inspired resort underway in the Persian Gulf

    The Rig will feature three hotels, 800 rooms, 11 restaurants, water slides, a roller coaster, a Ferris wheel, bungee jumping, scuba diving and a performance venue.

  • Examining motor torque for belt and pulley systems

    A few key parameters determine the torque needed for belt and pulley drives, such as velocity, acceleration and these other factors.

  • Transparent film for building exteriors protects for decades

    Coating promises to extend lifetime of building facades, signage.

  • HBK launches new LDS shaker system

    By introducing flexibility with different test scenarios while also maintaining many alternative energy-saving options, overall performance costs drop significantly.

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