MacRebur, a British company founded by Toby McCartney, believes it can provide optimum solutions for both road maintenance and plastic waste management. The company says it can solve both environmental problems arising out of accumulating mountain

The term lift and elevator were perhaps coined to describe a vehicle that moves straight up inside a building but what can an elevator that moves sideways be called? Thankfully, it’s not named ‘leveller’ and it’s still term

Construction sites are workplaces that are among the largest employers today but in another quarter of a century, say by 2050, these labour-intensive workplaces could become human-free. This is the conclusion of a new research report by Balfour Be

A design, engineering and consulting firm in the UK, Arup, has developed and successfully installed a modular glass-fiber reinforced polymer bridge in Oxford, which according to them is the first such structure to be installed anywhere in the worl

One major challenge for dozer manufacturers is to find ways to work around the basic working principle of the machines – more power always needs more fuel. The milestone to achieve here is more power without additional infusion of fuel. A nu

LiuGong, a heavy equipment manufacturer based in China, came up with a remarkable innovation last year – a vertical lift wheel loader. It appears LiuGong is the fi

Before Tracking Devices came into the market, project managers in the construction industry wished if they could find some way to keep an eagle eye over the construction sites they managed. This was because the construction sites usually covered v

How about standing 1,640 feet above ground level on the world’s highest glass-bottomed observation deck and looking straight down on a busy traffic intersection? Needless to say that whatever will be visible, will not look any larger than wh

Construction site managers are increasingly using tracking devices technology to supervise project work as well as to keep an eye on resources, mainly heavy duty equipment that are expensive. Good care and service are top priorities for hea

The project was first announced in June 2015 and was called the world's first 3D-printed office building by the Museum of the Future project, Dubai. With the development of this 250 sq. meter office building the United Arab Emirates