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Formally fostering bridges between younger and older employees all through the project chain to transfer skills and knowledge does more than plug the brain-drain leak; it can become a powerful unifying force.
Software that can show a video of a construction project assembling itself has been around for years, but an important change is afoot, say a wide range of industry leaders.
Researchers from the University of California at Berkeley and Harvard University have developed a working prototype of a robot that realigns its body to maneuver through tiny cracks to gather data.
Before personal computers, cell phones, emails and texts, we used two-way radios for construction communications. Today’s technology is appropriate for personal communication, and I don’t want to denigrate its efficiency, but for construction, today’s tools don’t have anything like the powerful impact of two-way radios.