Articles by Jeff Rubenstone

The GX-55 is a control box for Topcon’s 2D and 3D excavation-control systems.

The future of wearable technology for the construction industry conjures up images of workers covered in clunky machinery—hydraulically powered exosuits multiplying the wearers’ strength, while gleaming visors with information-dense heads-up displays block their vision.

The Cat M316F is one of three new F-Series wheeled excavators from Caterpillar.

Ecoflec Potable PEX Plus insulated water pipe prevents underground plumbing installations from freezing in extremely cold climates.

Hilti X-Change Module (X-CM) core bits can be retipped on the jobsite using an ordinary screwdriver, with no need to replace the entire core bit.

Many firms and startups are trying to apply the techniques of 3D printing to building construction, including upscaling the tech to 3D-print entire structures from the ground up.

The D61-24 Crawler Dozer is powered by a 6.80-liter, 168-hp diesel engine that meets Tier 4 Final emissions standards via a diesel-particulate filter.

The value of new construction starts in September dropped 5% from the previous month but show an annual gain of 12%, according to Dodge Data & Analytics.

Link-Belt showed off its new truck-mounted crane, the HTC-86110 (above), and the TCC-1400 telecrawler (below) at its annual exposition in Lexington, Ky., in October.