At the 2024 GE Smart Geotechnics conference, Arup associate Ben Gilson will explore the opportunities of generative AI, and how this emerging technology can be used to positively impact the ground engineering industry.
An industry consortium has successfully trialled a new digital assurance system that aims to improve the cost efficiency of tunnel installations.
British technology company Hypertunnel responsible for the “world’s first” robot-built tunnel structure has gone into administration due to mounting debts.
An industry consortium has developed robotic technology that could make the installation of mechanical and civil services in tunnels safer and more efficient.
German-Swiss equipment manufacturer Liebherr has released the LBX 600 – a compact and modularly designed carrier machine for slurry wall construction.
Ramboll, Royal Haskoning DHV and Witteveen Bos are joining forces to develop innovative tunnel solutions, following their collaboration on the world’s longest immersed tunnel, the Fehmarnbelt.
A new digital mapping tool could help cut embodied carbon emissions in pile and foundation design by giving engineers instant access to pile test data and other open source information.
The British Geological Survey is addressing the lack of available data on coastal erosion and flooding through new modelling methods and data sets.
Engineers at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) have successfully installed Norway’s first pre-cast concrete driven energy piles.
Geodata specialist Fugro is driving for better data access, safer operations and more sustainable practices through technological advances in geotechnics.
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