Innovation

A new manufacturing research collaboration is developing geotechnical sensors that will monitor the condition of Australia’s coastal roadways.

Belgium-based civil engineering company Jan De Nul Group has launched an offshore jack up installation vessel with giant legs to support wind farm development.

Industrial monitoring expert Worldsensing will soon launch the tiltmeter-based Event Detection Solution, an early warning system that can support engineers to make data-informed decisions in landslide prone areas.

The recently released Earthworks Rail created by Asterra – a division of Israel-based infrastructure analysis company Utilis – uses satellite technology to assess underground soil moisture conditions across track and rail systems.

UK temporary works specialist Mabey Hire has launched a digital solution called Eve, which utilises immersive technology and is designed to integrate with building information modelling (BIM) workflows.

Van Elle’s training and assessment team is to launch a new e-learning platform, Kallidus, to deliver its internal and external training.

The Canal and River Trust has subscribed to Binnies and Rezatec’s satellite-based dam monitoring system, IDMS, to gain further insight into reservoir asset health monitoring.

GE Solutions Consulting (GES) has commissioned a Geomil Panther testing rig to offer cone penetration testing (CPT) services to the UK and Ireland markets.

RSK Group’s Binnies and geospatial data analytics company Rezatec have entered a strategic partnership to deliver an intelligent dam monitoring system, or iDMS.

RSK Group company Structural Soils has expanded its geotechnical testing capacity with products from GDS Instruments.