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$16 Billion in Infrastructure Projects for New York, New Jersey

Making Sure Infrastructure is World Class Infrastructure projects are the lifeblood of successful cities. When cities are large like New York City, projects are huge, cost billions, and take years to plan and finish. New…

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The Accelerating Use of 3D Printed Metal Parts in Manufacturing

According to Frost & Sullivan, 3D Printing will generate $4.3 billion for the automobile industry by 2025. 3D printing has reached the stage where it provides high-quality parts of all sizes in many different industries.…

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Robots Sent to Clean Up Fukushima Power Plant Have “Died” Due to Radiation

Five years ago, when one of the most severe earthquakes ever recorded triggered a 10-meter-high tsunami along the northeastern coast of Japan, it killed nearly 19,000 people and damaged four reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi…

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Deltec Launches Affordable, Super Efficient, Net-Zero Energy Homes

Where increasing climate challenges and carbon footprints are disturbing everyone today, net-zero energy homes are like a breath of fresh air. Deltec, an Asheville, North Carolina-based company, is making affordable net-zero energy houses. They provide…

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See Fastbrick Robotics Animation of Brick House Construction

Last week, IndustryTap reported on how Chinese engineers rebuilt a 1,300-ton bridge in just 36 hours. The trend toward 3D automated construction is picking up momentum. Australia’s Fastbrick Robotics is one new company pushing the…

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Oceaneering is the World’s Largest Work Class Subsea ROV

As subsea remotely operated underwater vehicles (ROVs) use more advanced technology, their use for underwater engineering roles will expand. Today’s technology allows for ROVs that are, in essence, tethered underwater mobile devices. Key to today’s…

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Goodyear is Trying to Make Electricity Generating Tires

Goodyear has come up with an awesome concept of electricity generating tires which can help combat the biggest hurdle that an electric car faces. Usually, electric cars come with heavy batteries, but they have limited…

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Maritime Autonomous Systems, the Next Big Super Weapons

The sheer number of categories for US military unmanned systems is mind-boggling: Air Vehicles (UAV, UAS, RPAS) Ground Vehicles and Robotic Systems (UGVs) Surface and Subsea Vehicles (USV, UUV), i.e., Unmanned Underwater Vehicles Space Vehicles…

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Africa’s Infrastructure Spending to Hit $180 billion Per Annum by 2025

Are you ready for Africa’s infrastructural awakening? Access more construction business opportunities this year when you allocate the budget and diarise 09 to 11 May 2016 to attend African Construction and Totally Concrete Expo! Download…

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Worker Bee “Platform as a Service” Makes Dirty, Dangerous & Dull Work Safer

Ninety-four people have died in accidents related to climbing industrial towers over the past 10 years. Until now, there hasn’t been a reliable way to protect workers from these types of accidents. Most industrial companies…

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Construction

$16 Billion in Infrastructure Projects for New York, New Jersey

The Accelerating Use of 3D Printed Metal Parts in Manufacturing

Robots Sent to Clean Up Fukushima Power Plant Have “Died” Due to Radiation

Deltec Launches Affordable, Super Efficient, Net-Zero Energy Homes

See Fastbrick Robotics Animation of Brick House Construction

Oceaneering is the World’s Largest Work Class Subsea ROV

Goodyear is Trying to Make Electricity Generating Tires

Maritime Autonomous Systems, the Next Big Super Weapons

Africa’s Infrastructure Spending to Hit $180 billion Per Annum by 2025

Worker Bee “Platform as a Service” Makes Dirty, Dangerous & Dull Work Safer

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