How can robotics and intelligent automation help address the global housing crisis?

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Robotics and intelligent automation can reshape modular construction, and contribute to solving the global housing shortage, writes Gilles Retsin, co-founder...

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New smart hard hat will detect impacts and falls

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The world’s first smart hard hat has been launched with a sensor that can detect and record impacts and falls, and automatically call for help if needed The...

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Plans for England’s biggest onshore windfarm to be submitted

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Plans for England’s biggest onshore windfarm, the Cubico project in Scout Moor, with enough wind energy to power 100,000 homes, will be submitted this week...

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Sustainability in construction: Beyond the buzzwords

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Sustainability cannot be achieved through shortcuts. However, construction companies that are genuinely embedding sustainable practices into their business and...

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Getting on the social value front foot ahead of February’s Procurement Act

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With the Procurement Act looming, the way construction firms see – and see fit to report on – social value has to change. Catherine Manning, programme...

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£500,000 likely lost to cladding fund fraud, says NAO

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A National Audit Office (NAO) report has revealed that a payment was made from the cladding fund to a suspected scammer The report details a £500,000 payment...

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Innovative solutions for sustainability and energy efficiency on construction sites

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With photovoltaic modules, CONTAINEX modules can now also be used as a green energy source for the first time. This and other energy-saving equipment options...

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Scottish Water seeks partner for £800m investment programme

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Scottish Water has opened a search for a partner for an £800m investment programme to deliver Ceramic Membrane plants The Ceramic Membrane Capital Investment...

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RIBA criticises ARB reform as “elitist and ill-judged”

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The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has denounced a reform from the Architects Registration Board (ARB) on qualification awarding powers The ARB...

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Actis backs call for renewed training following 1.3m workforce shortfall report

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Checkatrade’s Annual Trade Skills Index report indicated there was a workforce shortfall of over 1.3m skilled workers and apprentices that are needed to meet...

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Actis backs call for renewed training following 1.3m workforce shortfall report
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