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Digital Twin Technology is increasingly being deployed by organisations in the construction industry as part of their digital transformation journey. In this article, Andrew McCloskey from AVEVA discusses the benefits that this technology can bring in terms of delivering organisational cost savings and operational efficiencies.
Australia, Online Subscription, Opinion, Technology

How the Digital Twin is reimaging the construction industry

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Products, Technology

How to use data for decision making in construction

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Arup implemented Bluebeam Revu, the project efficiency and collaboration solution, to improve project communication and streamline processes.
Products, Technology

Revu for reviews: Arup goes digital for project delivery

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BluebeamRevu
Australia, Latest News, Technology

Bluebeam unveils Revu 20

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Sensors and technology will be built into NSW cities as part of the State Government's new Smart Places Strategy and Smart Infrastructure Policy.
Industry News, Latest News, New South Wales, Technology

NSW unveils Smart Infrastructure Policy

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TP-L6 series now available in red or green beam, with enhanced features including shorter length to accommodate tight pits.
Australia, Latest News, Products, Technology

Topcon releases new compact, durable pipe laser levels

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Australia could become a leader in using Artificial intelligence (AI) to design and build better cities, towns and infrastructure, according to a roadmap developed by CSIRO.
Australia, Features, Online Subscription, Technology

Keeping construction connected

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Digital twin technology could transform safety and productivity in the construction industry according to an expert from the University of New South Wales (UNSW).

Digital twins could transform construction industry

Road building and site development contractors can now reap the benefits of John Deere SmartGrade in the successful G-Series motor grader line.

Integrated mastless grade control: John Deere

Aerial imagery company Nearmap has launched Nearmap AI, a series of datasets constructed from machine learning models deployed across its high-definition aerial images.

Nearmap launches AI analysis tool for construction

Building for the future: why data is the key to a ‘greener’ built environment

Bluebeam Revu has proved to be an invaluable tool for architecture, engineering and construction professionals. But what many don’t realise is that Revu can also be used as a tool for sketching.

How to use Revu for sketching

Automated car parking set to transform carpark design

Webinar: Change the way you perform bridge modelling, analysis and design

Trimble has launched an automatic screed control system to improve the accuracy and productivity in applications of asphalt paving.

Trimble launches next generation of paving control for asphalt pavers

Cottee Parker, an Australian architecture firm, has transformed its operating structure with Revu to design one of the biggest construction projects on the continent in three decades

Cottee Parker goes paperless on Queen’s Wharf Brisbane

A $28 million grant has been awarded to a Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) including Lendlease, BlueScope and Monash University to reduce waste, delays and emissions from Australian building projects.

Industry CRC gets $28M to revolutionise construction

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Melbourne suburbs get $25M infrastructure boost

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Construction talks underway for Coffs Harbour bypass project

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Wren Street Health Investments has selected ADCO as the builder of choice for its new $25 million mixed-use development in Brisbane.

Builder chosen for $25M mixed-use health development

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The first section of Melbourne’s Metro Tunnel is now complete after the first tunnel boring machine (TBM) broke through to the tunnel’s western entrance in Kensington.

Watch Melbourne Metro Tunnel TBMs make major breakthrough

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Construction in a COVID-19 world: Why efficiency needs to be the ‘new norm’

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Boral and the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) have formed a five-year partnership to accelerate the research, development and commercialisation of low carbon concrete.
Industry News, Latest News, New South Wales, Research & Analysis

Boral and UTS begin sustainable concrete research

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Whyalla steel processing facility to get $8M upgrade

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RMIT University researchers have developed a plan to implement cigarette butt recycling into bricks at mass scale to save energy and reduce the amount of toxic waste dumped into the environment.
Australia, Demolition & Recycling, Latest News

Cigarette butt bricks could save energy and reduce toxic waste

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Demolition works begin on Chan Building

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