Articles by Jeff Rubenstone

In a bid to speed work on projects in remote sites and cope with labor shortages, Mortenson has  announced an agreement with tech start-up Built Robotics to expand the contractors deployments of fully autonomous construction projects on renewable energy projects.

When securing a jobsite against malicious hackers, most go to protect computer files, and few look up and worry about the tower cranes.

A tower crane being dismantled collapsed Saturday, April 27 in Seattle, killing two ironworkers on the crane and two bystanders on the street below. 

As consumer drones have gained sophistication and professional drones have come down in price, features previously limited to high-end devices are finding their way onto ever more affordable unmanned aerial vehicles.

As the world’s largest equipment manufacturers convened in Munich for the Bauma equipment show April 4-14, the overriding question was what has changed in the industry since the last show three years ago.

Trenchless tunneling system for power cables boasts drive distances over one kilometer.

Getting the most out of a gas turbine is key to managing power grids around the world, where shaving seconds off start-up and shut-down times keeps utilities afloat.

A design contest sponsored by Rinker Materials and AIAS fits a comfortable home inside a 96-in. concrete pipe.