Solution Improves Current Evacuation Procedures with High-Decibel Alarm, LED Lighting NORWALK, Conn., Jan. 23, 2018 – Triax Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of technology for the connected jobsite, today announced Spot-r EvacTag, the first construction-specific solution of its kind to alert workers to a jobsite evacuation in real-time. Integrated with Triax’s proprietary network and wearable…
Concrete Products shares Triax’s trends and predictions for 2018, construction’s “year of digital disruption.” The rise of the Internet of Things (IoT) and accompanying developments, including integration, data analytics, and IoT/insurance relationships, puts construction in an excellent position to shatter its reputation as one of least digitized industries once and for all. Read the full Concrete Products…
In December, we shared our top trends and predictions for 2018 when it comes to construction technology. After a strong 2017, commercial contractors are gearing up for an even stronger 2018, and as construction companies plan for new projects, initiatives, and opportunities at their form, there are a few trends shaping the industry. Read ConstructionDive‘s…
As the construction industry continues to embrace technology, artificial intelligence (AI) is finding more applications in the industry and at the jobsite. One study, for example, is using motion sensors and AI to follow expert mason workers and learn from the techniques they’ve gained from years of experience in the field to limit loads on…
Triax President and COO Pete Schermerhorn caught up with BuiltWorlds to discuss the power of our on-site mesh network, the launch of our Spot-r EquipTag and what all this data means for the construction industry. Read a snippet below and click here for the full article on Spot-r total digital visibility and what it means…
Last year was an important year for construction technology, and the adoption and development of digital systems for the jobsite is unlikely to slow in 2018. This is good news is that contractors that embrace technology can improve cost, safety, efficiency, and quality of construction. Autodesk’s “Connect & Construct” blog lists the 7 construction technology…
Keeping track of people, materials, and machines on busy construction sites is a constant challenge. GPS telematics systems can help, but as the phrase implies, it requires “systems” and clear line of sight to the sky. Equipment World covered Triax’s Spot-r EquipTag product announcement, which occurred in conjunction with Autodesk University 2017 in Las Vegas:…
Ozobot blog looks at the dramatic technological and developmental improvements in the construction field over the past few decades, including when it comes to materials, 3D and offsite printing, wearable technology and overall site safety. Ozobot features Triax’s Spot-r wearable sensors as a “great example of safety improvements in construction through technology.” While these gadgets…
At Autodesk University 2017, The ConTechCrew sat down with Triax CEO Chad Hollingsworth and talked construction safety, wearable tech, and the Spot-r BIM 360 Integration. Watch the video on Autodesk’s “Connect & Construct” blog to learn how wearable technology is taking the construction world by storm. “What this [equipment tag] also does is this will link…
Dodge Data & Analytics’ newest SmartMarketReport, Safety Management in the Construction Industry, shows that technology, including BIM, drones and wearables, is having a positive effect onsite in regards to improving safety. Although wearable devices, including Spot-r by Triax, aren’t as widely adopted with only 13% of respondents saying they use them, 82% that do says…