Articles Tagged with ''Drones''

Drones find a niche in environmental engineering, where aerial data collection protects fragile landscapes and worker safety

The U.S. Dept. of Transportation's Jan. 14 proposed rule would allow operators to fly at night and over occupied spaces without a waiver; comment is open until March 14.

Advanced technologies seek to enhance new and traditional efforts to protect construction workers from an array of safety hazards

More companies are exploring new technology as a route to building efficiencies.

Drones provide unprecedented access and new techniques allow extensive analysis, but final decisions still call for a trained human eye

The measure also includes $1.68 billion to help states recover from Hurricane Florence.

Quentin Wheeler, a retired U.S. Navy helicopter pilot and the CEO of a North Carolina company called Applied Drone Systems, has been flying drone missions over flooded towns in southeastern North Carolina during the Hurricane Florence emergency.

Looking to bolster development of new technologies for construction and give industry players a place to test new products, Oracle has created a Construction and Engineering Innovation Lab.

As products and the number of firms involved multiply, the focus shifts to exploring what tech can do for construction