Switzerland’s rail authority teams up with researchers to harness AI.
Remote monitoring deployed in battle against vehicle strikes.
Mortar made from marble waste used to build arch bridge.
US researchers explore hooked and headed reinforcement.
MassDOT lands US$1 million to boost its UAS capability.
Advanced computer vision-based systems are poised to transform structural health monitoring and maintenance practices in bridge engineering, write Liwei Han, AbdulSame Fazli and Qi Ye.
Steel supply chain co-ordinates to eliminate fossil fuels.
L&T hands modular bridging system to the Indian Army.
A historical bridge in south-west England has reopened following the installation of intelligent monitoring that makes extensive use of machine learning. Could the same technology offer a cost-effective way of managing ‘healthy’ bridges while prolonging operational life? José Sánchez de Muniáin investigates
Global tolling innovator to provide AI toll services to UK’s longest single-span suspension bridge.
Canadian ice bridge cannot be built because there is too much open water on the Yukon river.
Australian opportunity for timber bridge study.
Sustainable masonry bridge made from recycled materials.
The low-maintenance and strength of weathering steel has made it an increasingly popular material of choice for bridges in Australia and New Zealand over the past 20 years. Raed el Sarraf charts the historical trend and suggests further reasons for the use of weathering steel in future bridges
A new Lidar-based system is being deployed by an Israeli toll-road operator to prevent oversized vehicles from hitting bridges.
Entries are invited to a competition aimed at supporting innovations that would improve sustainability in the construction sector.
The results have been published of a pilot study that investigated methods for improving flow estimates when evaluating potential pier scour at highway bridges in Virginia, USA.
An industry research project has unveiled the prototype of a 5m-long, 3D-printed bridge.
Site work begins shortly in New York City on what is thought to be the most sophisticated transportation project ever delivered by BIM contracting in US history, writes José Sánchez de Muniáin
The first of three bridges to combine flax fibres with a bio-resin has been completed in the Netherlands.