It takes time to demonstrate the case for digital change, but will result in better adoption and positive value creation, say David Philp and Charlene Burkmar from CIOB’s innovation advisory panel.

Imperial War Museums and Gonville & Caius College have revealed plans to develop a new centre for the next generation of sustainable air transport at IWM Duxford.

The Digital Construction Awards attracted 165 entries this year, 84 of which have been shortlisted. Here, we detail the shortlisted entries for the Product Innovation of the Year award.

The six shortlisted entries that made it to the Delivering Sustainability with Digital Innovation category of this year’s Digital Construction Awards.

Balfour Beatty, Kier and Costain will be working with National Highways in the trial of new AI-powered technologies to improve roadworks projects.

A flooring robot developed by an Israeli start-up has undergone proof-of-concept trials.

Scientists at the University of Manchester have developed a new concrete that could be used to build homes on Mars and present a greener alternative to construction on Earth.

A whisky distillery in Scotland will be the first to trial a new limewash for building surfaces that uses bacteria to self-repair and protect against erosion.

New research suggests that 175 million tonnes of CO2 could be captured annually during the process of crushing rocks for construction if mechanochemical processing of silicate rocks was used instead of current methods.

Applications for the CIOB Construction Innovation and Quality Scholarship are now open. 

Carbon accounting, gravity sensors that can identify underground hazards, and hyper-local weather forecasting are among the latest innovations that HS2 Ltd has chosen for its Innovation Accelerator programme. This is…

Balfour Beatty is rolling out automatic cone laying machines (ACLM) for its highways operations.

Mace will invest more than 2.5% of its annual revenue – the equivalent of £1m+ – into new products, technology and processes.