Wireless monitoring technology developer Senceive has launched its Digital Interface Node that automates logging of sensor data at remote locations and transmits it via the cellular network.
Engineering contractor Amco Giffen has been given exclusive rights to use British technology company Hypertunnel’s systems in the UK rail sector.
Bentley Systems’ subsurface company Seequent has signed an agreement to acquire Flow State Solutions, which offers geothermal simulation software.
Consultant Card Geotechnics (CGL) has applied aerial laser surveying to pinpoint natural hazards on development sites across the UK.
Civil engineers at Melbourne’s Monash University have created GeoXPM, a new software tool for modelling and predicting run-out of geo-disasters such as landslides, avalanches and mine tailings dam failures.
Researchers at the University of Surrey will trial the use of shallow geothermal energy to keep road surfaces at a controlled temperature and help prevent potholes caused by freezing and thawing.
Anglesey Mining has engaged RSK group company Central Alliance to trial the muon tomography technique as an exploratory tool at the Parys Mountain underground project in Wales.
Research organisation Mining 3 and the University of Southern Queensland have worked together on a carbon fibre composite rock bolt for use in mining and tunnelling.
Finnish foundation equipment provider Junttan has expanded its offering for pile driving and drilling applications to include vibratory hammers.
Spanish infrastructure giant Acciona has invested in a fledgling technology firm in a bid to hasten the journey to autonomous tunnel boring.
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