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2018 Civil Engineering and Construction Technology Predictions

Trends in 2018 include more intuitive, flexible machine control platforms as data-rich 3-D models, UAV data analysis and MR solutions come together for efficiency gains, improved collaboration and real-time information sharing.
By Scott Crozier
January 16, 2018
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by Scott Crozier

Scott Crozier is with Trimble’s Civil Engineering and Construction Division.

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