It was a busy year at the annual World of Concrete trade show, held in Las Vegas Feb. 4 to 7. An estimated 54,000 attendees came through the show floor over the week, seeing exhibits from 1,310 companies.
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For those thinking about electrification, Green Machine provides a custom retrofit of diesel-powered small equipment to run off of lithium-ion batteries.
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Fincantieri-Salini joint venture expediting replacement of structure that collapsed in August of 2018, killing 43.
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Dutch and German backers admit dams would create severe environmental impacts, while critics say highway bridge linking Scotland and Northern Ireland would be technically challenging.
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New SmartMarket Report on prefabrication and modular construction updates 2011 Dodge research that focused only on prefabrication.
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Dueling Swedish-made hydrodemolition robots were at World of Concrete to try and boost the demolition technology's profile in the North American market.
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Emerging technologies, including autonomous vehicles, are transforming traditional infrastructure roles
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Standing before a crowd of curious onlookers at a corner of the show floor at the World of Concrete trade show in Las Vegas, Advanced Construction Robotics president and cofounder Jeremy Searock made a sales pitch for TyBot, his company’s rebar-tying robot.
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The REVOLVE 400 Pro is a rotating layout laser with a 4,000-ft range and plus-or-minus 1⁄16-in. accuracy at 100 ft.
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Americas LLC is planning to expand its recycled polyethylene terephthalate resins (rPET) plant in Richmond.
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