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Waterline Projects | July 15, 2020

Since 2019, 75 per cent of Waterline’s multi-disciplinary engineering projects were delivered without an engineer ever setting foot onsite. Initially unintentional, this remote model became a key function of this engineering consultancy’s approach throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, as accessing the site was no longer an option across the Queensland resources industry, where 85 per cent of its work was based. Due to travel and personnel restrictions imposed by the pandem...

GSIL, Lotte E&C | May 22, 2020

GSIL successfully finished its installation of a smart safety management system for a construction site operated by Lotte Engineering & Construction. GSIL will be installing its smart safety management system in the tunnel to strengthen safety management. Read More

Ford Motor Company | April 28, 2020

Ford’s crucial Mustang Mach-E EV program is sprinting to the finish line as it undergoes final calibration and testing just as the engineering team tasked with that work are locked down at home. Fortunately for Ford, and for would-be Mach-E drivers, the engineers are still on the job and getting the work done. Indeed, they are finding the lesson learned by many home workers over the years: Working from home doesn’t mean you’re never at work; it means you’re always at work...

ENGINEERING TECH

Buildots | July 22, 2021

Buildots, the AI construction tech company that uses computer vision to capture every detail of the fit out phase and provide objective, data-backed insights to contractors, has been selected by Build Group Inc. to be used on three projects in the US, including the M2 tower which is part of the wider 5M development. M2 is a 19-story residential tower in the heart of San Francisco. Buildots uses 360-degree cameras mounted on hardhats to capture images and every aspect of the fit ou...