Technology



  • Hyundai broadens European equipment push with eight-model launch wave

    Hyundai Construction Equipment is broadening its European offer with an eight-model launch wave that extends its Next Generation excavator push and widens its presence in adjacent machine categories.


  • Astec expands Great Britain dealer coverage for Frontier range

    Astec Europe has expanded its Great Britain coverage for tracked crushing and screening equipment, appointing new distributors as it pushes a wider regional growth plan.


  • Costain brings 3D-printed concrete to Teesside pipeline works

    Costain is bringing 3D-printed low-carbon concrete into a live Teesside carbon capture project, using robotic manufacturing to produce support bases for pipeline infrastructure.


  • Tilbury Douglas trials humanoid robot on live sites

    Tilbury Douglas has introduced a humanoid robot to carry out site data capture and reporting tasks, opening a new test case for how automation may be used in routine construction administration.


  • Wills Bros backs A9 package with survey technology push

    Wills Bros has invested in a new suite of Trimble and SITECH equipment to support its A9 dualling section, signalling how digital control and site data are now being embedded into major civils delivery.


  • Forterro moves to deepen façades software footprint with Klaes

    Forterro’s planned acquisition of Klaes would extend its windows, doors, and façades software offer across aluminium, PVC, and wood, tightening consolidation in one of the built environment’s more specialised software segments.


  • Vossloh lands long-term HSL 1 turnout package

    Vossloh has secured supply and maintenance contracts for high-speed turnouts on Belgium’s HSL 1, linking infrastructure renewal with longer-term condition monitoring and lifecycle service.


  • ALLPLAN launches Steel Genie estimating tool

    Steel estimating is moving deeper into AI-assisted workflow for fabricators. ALLPLAN’s new platform automates takeoffs and estimating-ready models from drawings, linking bid-stage work more closely to detailing and fabrication.


  • Planning appeals shift to digital service

    England’s planning appeals system has shifted onto a new platform. Most new planning and enforcement appeals now move through the digital service, with fresh procedural rules in force for post-April applications.


  • Harrow expands digital twin inspections

    Harrow is widening digital twin use across assets and inspections. The borough’s drone-led model has already cut listed-building survey costs and is now moving into asset management, public realm promotion, and environmental enforcement.