Construction Industry Goes Robotic
/in front, news/by CANSThe building site of the future is going to look very different to the one we are all used to today. Instead of men in high-visibility jackets and hard hats, there are going to be drones buzzing overhead, robotic bulldozers and 3D printers churning out new structures. That at least is the hope of those […]
Global Study Points to Needed Construction Productivity Boosts
/in front, news/by CANSWhile productivity in other business sectors has surged ahead in the last half century, advances in construction have been “meager”, according to the World Economic Forum. In a new report, the Geneva-based business organization sets out a recipe of improvements the industry must follow to meet burgeoning global demand. Read more.
Dubai Announces Plan to 3D Print 25% of All Buildings by 2030
/in front, news/by CANSSheikh Mohammed described the 3-D agenda, launched only this month, as an “integrated and comprehensive strategy to exploit 3-D technology to serve humanity.” Within the construction portion of the plan, lighting manufacturing, humanitarian buildings, retail space, art galleries and homes will all be 3-D printed. Officials said 3-D printing takes 10% of the time that […]
Leading-edge Tech Uses Plants to Treat Sechelt Wastewater
/in front, news/by CANSA new $25 million wastewater treatment facility located in the District of Sechelt, a small community on B.C.’s mainland coast, is leading Canada in innovative technology borrowed from Europe that utilizes the root bacteria from plants, located in a greenhouse over treatment tanks, to cleanse effluent. Read more. Maple Reinders Group of Companies also received […]