Evolving Infrastructure Through Intelligent Modernisation Across the global infrastructure sector, digital transformation has quietly crossed a threshold. It is no longer viewed as a disruptive project delivered in phases and completed once systems are replaced. Instead, it has become a permanent engineering discipline embedded into daily operations. Transport networks, communications systems and utilities increasingly depend ...
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Infrastructure Africa Puts Delivery at the Centre of Africa’s Infrastructure Debate Across Africa, infrastructure is no longer a theoretical policy ambition. It has become a hard economic requirement. Trade integration, urban growth, industrialisation and energy security all hinge on projects moving from planning documents into funded construction contracts. To address these issues Infrastructure Africa 2026 ...
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Topcon Partners With Fixposition To Solve GNSS Blind Spots For decades, construction productivity has depended on one quiet assumption. Machines, rovers and layout crews can always see the sky. From open highways to farmland, satellite positioning works beautifully. Yet modern infrastructure isn’t being built in empty landscapes anymore. It is being built in cities, tunnels, ...
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The National Civils Show Reflects a Changing Construction Industry Across the construction sector, procurement has steadily migrated online. Specification platforms, digital twins and supplier databases have reshaped how engineers source equipment and services. Yet despite that digital shift, physical industry gatherings continue to hold their ground and, in some cases, are gaining relevance. The National ...
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Hyperspectral Imaging Is Transforming How Cities Understand Infrastructure Across the developed world, transport authorities face a familiar dilemma. Roads are deteriorating faster than maintenance budgets can keep pace, yet inspection methods remain largely unchanged. The United States alone faces roughly $1.1 trillion in highway and bridge investment needs over the next two decades, according to ...
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Natural Capital Moves into the Core of Infrastructure Investment in Africa For decades, climate and biodiversity were treated as ethical considerations that sat somewhere outside mainstream investment analysis. That era has ended. Across global capital markets, environmental stability is now being priced as a material economic factor, and infrastructure investors are adjusting their risk models ...
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XenomatiX Brings High Precision Profiling Down to Earth Across the world, road agencies face a familiar dilemma. Networks are ageing, budgets are tightening, and the cost of deferred maintenance continues to climb. According to research from the World Bank and OECD transport studies, preventative maintenance typically costs several times less than rehabilitation once deterioration accelerates. ...
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Why Ergonomics Has Become An Infrastructure Productivity Issue Across engineering consultancies, design studios and digital construction teams, the working day rarely ends when the site closes. Surveyors model terrain long after sunset, BIM coordinators review clash detections overnight, and transport planners iterate traffic simulations through the early hours. Modern infrastructure increasingly depends on extended screen ...
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Infrastructure Africa 2026 Promoting AfCFTA Economic Transformation The African Continental Free Trade Area is not simply a trade agreement. It is a structural shift in how a continent of 1.4 billion people intends to function economically. By creating the largest free trade area in the world by number of participating countries, AfCFTA moves Africa away ...
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Connecting Academia and Industry to Accelerate Electric Mobility in Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia’s transition toward electrified transport has moved well beyond policy rhetoric and pilot projects. The newly announced collaboration between Wadi Jeddah, the commercialisation and investment arm of King Abdulaziz University, and EVS Saudi Arabia 2026 signals a structural shift in how the Kingdom ...
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Leading Infrastructure Into The Predictive Era For most of the past century, infrastructure has been managed on the assumption that stability was normal and disruption was exceptional. Roads were designed for forecast traffic, bridges inspected periodically, and maintenance budgets organised around cycles measured in years rather than hours. When systems deteriorated, engineers intervened. When demand ...
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Large Scale Soy Pavement Trial Transforming Rural Infrastructure in Iowa Across 24 miles of rural northeast Iowa, a quiet but significant shift in infrastructure technology has taken place. What might have appeared to passing motorists as routine resurfacing work was, in fact, one of the most ambitious demonstrations of bio-based pavement technology yet undertaken in the ...
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Daimler Truck Strengthens Distribution Across Middle East And Africa In a region where infrastructure pipelines stretch from giga projects in the Gulf to rapidly expanding transport corridors across Sub Saharan Africa, distribution networks are no longer a back office function. They are, in many respects, the commercial engine of the heavy vehicle industry. A Daimler ...
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Federal INFRA Funding Powers Major Upgrade to I80 Corridor in Nevada The Nevada Department of Transportation has selected Granite Construction to deliver preconstruction services for the future Interstate 80 East Widening Project, a 13 mile corridor stretching from Vista Boulevard to USA Parkway in Washoe County. While the initial agreement is valued at approximately 19 ...
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Helion Advances Commercial Fusion With Record Temperatures For decades, nuclear fusion has hovered just beyond reach, long hailed as the ultimate clean energy source yet persistently constrained by physics, engineering and economics. Now, the landscape is shifting. Helion, a Washington State based fusion developer, has reported that its seventh generation prototype, Polaris, has achieved measurable ...
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Evolving Infrastructure Through Intelligent Modernisation Across the global infrastructure sector, digital transformation has quietly crossed a threshold. It is no longer viewed as a disruptive project delivered in phases and completed once systems are replaced. Instead, it has become a permanent engineering discipline embedded into daily operations. Transport networks, communications systems and utilities increasingly depend ...
The post Evolving Infrastructure Through Intelligent Modernisation appeared first on Highways Today.
Infrastructure Africa Puts Delivery at the Centre of Africa’s Infrastructure Debate Across Africa, infrastructure is no longer a theoretical policy ambition. It has become a hard economic requirement. Trade integration, urban growth, industrialisation and energy security all hinge on projects moving from planning documents into funded construction contracts. To address these issues Infrastructure Africa 2026 ...
The post Infrastructure Africa Puts Delivery at the Centre of Africa’s Infrastructure Debate appeared first on Highways Today.
Topcon Partners With Fixposition To Solve GNSS Blind Spots For decades, construction productivity has depended on one quiet assumption. Machines, rovers and layout crews can always see the sky. From open highways to farmland, satellite positioning works beautifully. Yet modern infrastructure isn’t being built in empty landscapes anymore. It is being built in cities, tunnels, ...
The post Topcon Partners With Fixposition To Solve GNSS Blind Spots appeared first on Highways Today.
The National Civils Show Reflects a Changing Construction Industry Across the construction sector, procurement has steadily migrated online. Specification platforms, digital twins and supplier databases have reshaped how engineers source equipment and services. Yet despite that digital shift, physical industry gatherings continue to hold their ground and, in some cases, are gaining relevance. The National ...
The post The National Civils Show Reflects a Changing Construction Industry appeared first on Highways Today.
Hyperspectral Imaging Is Transforming How Cities Understand Infrastructure Across the developed world, transport authorities face a familiar dilemma. Roads are deteriorating faster than maintenance budgets can keep pace, yet inspection methods remain largely unchanged. The United States alone faces roughly $1.1 trillion in highway and bridge investment needs over the next two decades, according to ...
The post Hyperspectral Imaging Is Transforming How Cities Understand Infrastructure appeared first on Highways Today.
Natural Capital Moves into the Core of Infrastructure Investment in Africa For decades, climate and biodiversity were treated as ethical considerations that sat somewhere outside mainstream investment analysis. That era has ended. Across global capital markets, environmental stability is now being priced as a material economic factor, and infrastructure investors are adjusting their risk models ...
The post Natural Capital Moves into the Core of Infrastructure Investment in Africa appeared first on Highways Today.
XenomatiX Brings High Precision Profiling Down to Earth Across the world, road agencies face a familiar dilemma. Networks are ageing, budgets are tightening, and the cost of deferred maintenance continues to climb. According to research from the World Bank and OECD transport studies, preventative maintenance typically costs several times less than rehabilitation once deterioration accelerates. ...
The post XenomatiX Brings High Precision Profiling Down to Earth appeared first on Highways Today.
Why Ergonomics Has Become An Infrastructure Productivity Issue Across engineering consultancies, design studios and digital construction teams, the working day rarely ends when the site closes. Surveyors model terrain long after sunset, BIM coordinators review clash detections overnight, and transport planners iterate traffic simulations through the early hours. Modern infrastructure increasingly depends on extended screen ...
The post Why Ergonomics Has Become An Infrastructure Productivity Issue appeared first on Highways Today.
Infrastructure Africa 2026 Promoting AfCFTA Economic Transformation The African Continental Free Trade Area is not simply a trade agreement. It is a structural shift in how a continent of 1.4 billion people intends to function economically. By creating the largest free trade area in the world by number of participating countries, AfCFTA moves Africa away ...
The post Infrastructure Africa 2026 Promoting AfCFTA Economic Transformation appeared first on Highways Today.
Connecting Academia and Industry to Accelerate Electric Mobility in Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia’s transition toward electrified transport has moved well beyond policy rhetoric and pilot projects. The newly announced collaboration between Wadi Jeddah, the commercialisation and investment arm of King Abdulaziz University, and EVS Saudi Arabia 2026 signals a structural shift in how the Kingdom ...
The post Connecting Academia and Industry to Accelerate Electric Mobility in Saudi Arabia appeared first on Highways Today.
Leading Infrastructure Into The Predictive Era For most of the past century, infrastructure has been managed on the assumption that stability was normal and disruption was exceptional. Roads were designed for forecast traffic, bridges inspected periodically, and maintenance budgets organised around cycles measured in years rather than hours. When systems deteriorated, engineers intervened. When demand ...
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Large Scale Soy Pavement Trial Transforming Rural Infrastructure in Iowa Across 24 miles of rural northeast Iowa, a quiet but significant shift in infrastructure technology has taken place. What might have appeared to passing motorists as routine resurfacing work was, in fact, one of the most ambitious demonstrations of bio-based pavement technology yet undertaken in the ...
The post Large Scale Soy Pavement Trial Transforming Rural Infrastructure in Iowa appeared first on Highways Today.
Daimler Truck Strengthens Distribution Across Middle East And Africa In a region where infrastructure pipelines stretch from giga projects in the Gulf to rapidly expanding transport corridors across Sub Saharan Africa, distribution networks are no longer a back office function. They are, in many respects, the commercial engine of the heavy vehicle industry. A Daimler ...
The post Daimler Truck Strengthens Distribution Across Middle East And Africa appeared first on Highways Today.
Federal INFRA Funding Powers Major Upgrade to I80 Corridor in Nevada The Nevada Department of Transportation has selected Granite Construction to deliver preconstruction services for the future Interstate 80 East Widening Project, a 13 mile corridor stretching from Vista Boulevard to USA Parkway in Washoe County. While the initial agreement is valued at approximately 19 ...
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Helion Advances Commercial Fusion With Record Temperatures For decades, nuclear fusion has hovered just beyond reach, long hailed as the ultimate clean energy source yet persistently constrained by physics, engineering and economics. Now, the landscape is shifting. Helion, a Washington State based fusion developer, has reported that its seventh generation prototype, Polaris, has achieved measurable ...
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