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PBC Today | September 21, 2020

Jack Bird from Postage Supermarket discusses how an upcoming technological advancement, drone deliveries, may mix things up for the construction industry. He thinks that the focus is on ‘evolution’ not ‘revolution’ – which has always been the case for the industry, right? Long gone is the time when drone technology was seen as something from an action movie, or a development to be afraid of. Drones aren’t simply for the super-elite anymore, and they’re b...

Hyundai Robotics | July 27, 2020

Hyundai Robotics signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Hyundai E&C for “Joint R&D of Construction Robotics Technology” at the Hyundai Building in Gye-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, South Korea. A research and development co-operation system will also be established by both the companies together. The system will allow demonstration and commercialization of developed technology at all times. Hyundai Robotics and Hyundai E&C will jointly build &ld...

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Pretium | March 21, 2022

Onyx+East, an award-winning homebuilder headquartered in Indianapolis and known for its modern and functional home designs, and Pretium, a specialized investment firm with $40 billion in assets, today announced the start of construction of Monterey, the first build-to-rent ("BTR") community under development through their previously announced joint venture. As part of the joint venture, Onyx+East and Pretium are committed to investing approximately $600 million to develop, build, and o...

For Construction Pros | January 27, 2020

Electrification has been increasing in most market segments as of late, including the construction equipment industry. This has been due to the necessary technologies becoming more mature and affordable-aided by their development and use in the on-road segment-as well as increasing emissions regulations. Several cities around the world have announced they will ban the use of diesel within city limits, impacting not only roadway vehicles but also the equipment working in those cities. Because of ...