Category: Construction Technology
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OSHA’s 2025 Rules Tighten Safety Requirements: Why Recordkeeping Software Is Now Essential
Construction remains one of the most hazardous industries in the U.S., and OSHA’s new 2025 regulations raise the bar for compliance. With the industry still accounting for more than one in five workplace deaths, safety is no longer a back-office task — it’s a core business function. OSHA’s recent updates reflect a shift toward prevention…
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How to Implement AI Automation in Construction Without Disrupting Projects
AI-driven automation is becoming increasingly integrated into the world of software development: documentation generation, coding assistants, automated testing, and deployment orchestration, among others. This has extended to all industries and Construction is not an exception. These capabilities promise to shorten project timelines, cut down on costly rework and free up crews and managers to…
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Linarc Offers Free 21-Day Trial and Lifetime Access to New Scheduling Software
Linarc, Inc. has announced a new offer giving contractors free access to its full project management platform for 21 days, along with lifetime use of its project scheduling software. During the trial, users can create up to three new projects, explore sample projects and invite colleagues and trade partners to test the system’s full capabilities.…
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REPAY and Yooz Partner to Expand Automated Vendor Payment Capabilities
REPAY Holdings Corporation has announced a new integration with Yooz, a financial automation software provider. The partnership embeds REPAY’s payment technology into Yooz’s accounts payable platform, expanding automated vendor payment options for industries including automotive, construction, manufacturing and trucking. The integration allows organizations to move from paper checks to secure digital payments such as virtual…
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Briggs & Stratton Partners with Mobotic to Advance Electric Power Solutions for Mobile Robotics
Briggs & Stratton has named Mobotic GmbH as the latest Vanguard technology partner, expanding its network of companies supporting small- to mid-sized OEMs in developing electric equipment across the EMEA region. Mobotic designs modular, high-performance drive systems for mobile robots used in logistics, agriculture, healthcare and other industries. Its MoboDrive product family powers a range…
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How Smart Construction Technology Is Powering the Next Wave of Sustainable Building
The push for sustainable building is no longer optional. From government regulations to tenant demand, the construction industry is under mounting pressure to reduce its environmental footprint. Yet for many developers, “going green” raises a tough question: how do you meet ambitious sustainability targets without sacrificing efficiency, budgets or delivery timelines? The answer lies in…
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Building the Future Workforce: How the Construction Industry Can Attract Youth to the Trades
As the school year gets underway, high school juniors and seniors are weighing their next steps after graduation. Some may already have a clear direction, but many are staring down a future clouded by uncertainty. Universities are contending with budget cuts, student debt looms large and white-collar career paths are increasingly saturated and competitive. One…
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Exodigo Launches Engineering Services Division to Enhance AI-Driven Project Delivery
Exodigo has launched a new Engineering Services Division designed to combine artificial intelligence with engineering expertise to help infrastructure owners, contractors and engineering firms deliver projects more efficiently and with less risk. The division is co-led by Rod Lacy, vice president of U.S. operations, and Edi Cooks, vice president of product – civil engineering. It…
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ABC Releases 2025 Field Tech Report Highlighting Jobsite Innovation and Construction Technology Trends
Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) has released its fifth annual Field Tech Report, outlining how field technology is reshaping jobsites and advancing the next phase of innovation in the construction industry. The 2025 report focuses on the tools and digital solutions transforming field operations, including drones, robotics, laser scanning and jobsite security systems. According to…
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Construction’s Tech Revolution: Why the Industry Can’t Afford to Ignore Digital Tools
The construction industry isn’t known for embracing technology. In fact, it ranks as one of the least technologically advanced industries. But this perception doesn’t have to define its future. After 35 years working with contractors, I’ve seen how firms navigate shifting markets firsthand. What’s clear today is that technology is no longer optional. Cloud platforms,…