By now most everyone has seen publicity about autonomous machinery working at mines around the world, but remote-control technology on a smaller scale can have a home much closer to home—it is ...

Remote Control of Compact Equipment Enhances Construction Site Visibility and Safety Remote control technology can enhance both productivity and safety on your construction jobsites.

The need for remote control of construction equipment is increasing year by year as the labor shortage and aging of operators at construction sites in Japan become more serious. To achieve safe, ...

Dual-arm construction robot with remote-control function Date: June 29, 2017 Source: Osaka University Summary: A new concept construction robot has been developed for disaster relief situations ...

The NANO TRACKS N320, a groundbreaking tiny excavator that redefines remote control construction, launched on October 1st and was quickly fully funded within just nine minutes of launch.

Xpanner, a leader in construction automation solutions, today unveiled its flagship X1 Kit, the first scalable Physical AI-based retrofit solution designed to revolutionize construction site ...

Construction is one of those fields that requires workers to be on-site, right? Maybe for certain jobs — but not necessarily for one of the hardest-to-fill positions: equipment operator.

The Shannon Solo Dumper is an easy-to-operate, remote-control, 4WD, high-tipper-dumper with a carrying capacity of 500 kg (1100 pounds) and remote-control-range of 100 metres. It has been so ...

Brokk has added a new model to its electric SmartPower+ lineup of demolition robots. The Brokk 130+ is designed for power in ...

Therefore, remote control systems for construction machinery are expected to be used to secure safety of operation sites. However, existing remote control systems using Wi-Fi bring a time lag between ...

Navigate the complexities of construction in remote or challenging locations and ensure your project's success with proactive security measures.

With the pandemic forcing companies to adopt an arsenal of remote work technologies, it makes sense that the construction industry, too, is looking for ways to keep as few people on site as possible.