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Available to North American customers in late 2023 or early 2024, Commercial Product Manager Jay Quatro shares some of the EZ17e’s unique capabilities and benefits
If you need some perspective on what a bad day really is, watch this compilation of fascinating mishaps put together by YouTube channel Heavy Mining Equipment
Firms are boosting wages and taking other steps to recruit more workers in the face of tight labor conditions
Analysts say slower hotel development could limit profits of blue-chip manufacturers like Caterpillar Inc., whose commercial real estate customers account for around 75% of construction sales
Buildots captures site data via helmet-mounted 360-degree cameras, which is then analyzed using AI algorithms to provide project management teams with true-to-life progress reports
Musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) are the single-largest cause of work-related illness in construction, and work-related MSD is 16% higher in construction than in all industries combined
Study shows adoption of digital technology is well underway, with a rapidly rising interest in robotics and digital twins
New hydraulic and maneuverability options, such as M-Drive and Speed Control, are designed to widen the scope of what six new machines can do in terms of both application and industry
SCOTUS redefines what are protected waterways while President Biden promotes a measure that could help move much-needed infrastructure projects along
Digitizing check-in procedures can help contractors get an accurate read on what’s really happening on their job sites, as well as help measure project profitability
TyBOT augmented the rebar subcontractor’s crew and boosted productivity on the IH-39 Structure B-11-166 bridge in Columbia County
Officials call for tougher safety enforcement and education programs as annual survey details continued risks to drivers and workers in work zones
This year’s study shows sales for 2022 were $230.6 billion, one of the highest figures ever recorded in the listing
Jason Conklin, Caterpillar senior vice president for Global Construction and Infrastructure, talks to Andy Brown about electric power, automation and sustainability
A stator clutch torque converter and load-sensing hydraulics make the new machine up to 6% more efficient than its predecessor
Maryland startup aims to improve conditions for workers operating equipment without climate-controlled cabs
Greenpeace report about illegal mining in the Amazon sparks questions about the moral responsibility of equipment OEMs
The U.S. Department of Transportation will provide $749 million in Emergency Relief Program funds to repair roads and bridges damaged by natural disasters and catastrophic events
Recent trend suggests using fewer but larger cranes is better suited to modern construction which uses more bulky, prefabricated building elements
The announcement came on the heels of a widening legal battle between Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and the entertainment giant
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