Charles RathmannFrom the Author - Page 13Business & Financial ToolsWhat Happened with Construction Business Software at CONEXPO?The white collar tech at CONEXPO spanned market stalwarts to upstarts, broad vertical players to construction-specific applications.IoT Equipment Reliability ServicesTelematics for Prescriptive Maintenance with Cummins and ElevatHow standard telematics data is being augmented in OEM equipment to give dealer networks and customers prescriptive and predictive maintenance.GPS Machine ControlCONEXPO: Trimble Announces Equipment Guidance Module Coming Q2 of 2023Trimble announces its answer to upstart companies launching solutions that do not automate an excavator but rather give the operator visual feedback to help them accurately execute against a design.Construction RoboticsThe Battle of the Solar Farm Construction Robots Begins at CONEXPOConstruction robot vendors double down on repetitive use cases, and Built Robotics and Sarcos Technology and Robotics are both gunning for solar farm construction.Construction RoboticsConstruction Automation, Robotics to See at CONEXPOContractors can learn first-hand about aftermarket automation for excavators, digitally interlaced machine operations, robots for specific tasks and more in Las Vegas.GPS Asset Tracking & Fleet ManagementIRONPROS Study Pegs GPS-Enabled Asset Tracking as Top Construction Hardware Tech Product for 2023A study conducted by IRONPROS reveals that hardware for GPS-based equipment management is the dominant construction equipment hardware tech for 2023 based on current use or planned adoption.TechnologyVideo Interview with Ryvit on iPaaS for ConstructionJust before Trimble's acquisition of Ryvit, we hung out with their execs and got taken to school on of integration platform-as-a-service (iPaaS) for construction and how it delivers construction software interoperability.Technology2023 State of the Industry: Construction Technology ReportIRONPROS surveyed almost 200 construction professionals on their current usage of or plans to use various technologies in the construction industry. This four-part series covers what technology contractors are deploying, how contractors are currently embedding tech into their workflows, the future of disruptive technology and the impact technology will have in workforce development.TechnologyPART 4: Will Younger Construction Professionals Drive Technology Adoption?In this IRONPROS research report, we examine the degree to which younger professionals entering the construction industry will drive adoption of transformational technologies, including Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), Augmented/Virtual Reality, Connected Equipment and Autonomous Equipment.TechnologyPART 3: IRONPROS Study Reveals the Future of Disruptive Technology in ConstructionArtificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), augmented/virtual reality (AR/ VR) and interconnected equipment will change construction forever, as they have already changed other more tech-forward industries. But when? Here, we look at adoption patterns and plans for these technologies.GPS Asset Tracking & Fleet ManagementPART 2: GPS-Asset Tracking Hardware, a Top 2023 Equipment Technology Priority for ContractorsIn this research report, we examine the priorities of contractors when it comes to deploying technology on production and field equipment. GPS Asset Tracking Hardware comes in at the top of the list in terms of technologies contractors are using or planning/budgeting for.Field Productivity SoftwareIRONPROS Research Finds Field Productivity Software Most Significant Construction Technology Going into 2023Study finds software to drive efficiencies and unite equipment and crews in the field with the back office is the dominant construction technology this year, and should be subject of heavy interest at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2023.Previous PagePage 13 of 21Next Page
