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Engineering Tech

SpotOnSite | January 12, 2022

The construction industry currently has two imperative needs: Transparency & Technology. Two years spent in a pandemic brought important face-to-face meetings to virtual, saving everyone time while maintaining connections. The creators of SpotOnSite desired to bring the same brilliant efficiencies to property management and contractor maintenance by reducing the number of face-to-face meetings required to complete property repairs. SpotOnSite is a mobile application that connects work orders...

Engineering Tech, Construction

Businesswire | August 03, 2023

Atwell announced today that it has acquired Bay Engineering, Inc., an engineering, surveying, and environmental firm headquartered in Annapolis, Maryland. The firm specializes in land development services for both public and private clients throughout Central and Southern Maryland. This acquisition continues to strengthen Atwell’s presence in the Mid-Atlantic, building upon the firm’sRead More

Construction

Kenesto | November 09, 2021

Kenesto announces the release of PDFBILT Pro, a next-generation application for fully automated splitting, linking, sharing, and markup of PDF documents used for construction. The cloud-based application uses machine learning to automatically split and link in minutes, multi-sheet pdf documents, including callouts with no human intervention. PDFBilt Pro includes View, Share, and Markup tools to allow stakeholders to review, annotate and automatically version pdf documents in a cloud environment....

Engineering Tech

Toyota Material Handling | March 08, 2023

On March 7, 2023, North America's eminent manufacturer of forklifts and material handling solutions, Toyota Material Handling (TMH), along with Cornell University's College of Engineering representatives, unveiled the revolutionary Toyota Forklift Learning Studio at Cornell's Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. The world's first Forklift Learning Studio, a unique and dynamic cooperation between TMH and Cornell, gives students a creative outlet for real-wo...