New facility empowers development of solutions shaping the future of project delivery DEERFIELD, Ill., Aug. 23, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Oracle Construction and Engineering today unveiled its Innovation Lab, a unique facility designed to accelerate efforts to help project- and asset-intensive organizations explore the latest technologies and drive digital transformation. A simulated project worksite with integrated…
Triax Technologies Identifies Key Drivers to Digital Transformation: Worker Shortage, Financial Investment, Academic Programs, Innovative Tools NORWALK, Conn., Aug. 22, 2018 – Triax Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of the connected jobsite, is shedding light on how the traditionally low-tech construction industry is embracing innovation and using technology to meet workforce challenges, and stay competitive…
Triax Technologies was named to the Builtworlds Connected Jobsite 50, a list of the top companies changing construction through IoT-enabled, data collecting products and system: [Triax] created the Spot-r Clip and the Spot-r EquipTag, wearable devices that provides real-time visibility into the job site, resulting in faster response to injuries, improved safety performance, and increased…
Triax Technologies’ Chad Hollingsworth was interviewed by Builtworlds for an article about how partnerships and collaboration between technology companies are driving the construction industry forward. One of the most remarkable aspects of the construction technology space is the sheer amount of partnerships and collaboration across stakeholders. Point solutions or function-specific solutions don’t work at the…
Sessions to Provide Case Studies, Best Practices of Spot-r Wearable IoT Technology NORWALK, Conn., Aug. 13, 2018 – Triax Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of technology for the connected jobsite, today announced that its President and COO, Pete Schermerhorn, will join Jason Pelkey, CIO of Gilbane Building Company, to discuss the role of innovative IoT…
Triax Technologies’ Chad Hollingsworth was interviewed by CONEXPO-CON/AGG for a story on implementing IoT technology at the jobsite. Construction jobsite technology has moved beyond project-management software and mobile applications to include Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. This can include everything from wearable devices, to sensors, to drones. “These technologies serve as new data collection points…
Internet of Things (IoT) solutions are connecting jobsites and stakeholders across the industry to improve safety, prevent damages and losses, and optimize asset allocation. Construction Dive spoke to Triax’s Chad Hollingsworth about how sensors are building smarter jobsite ecosystems: “The real future is not so much the data collection as it is the ecosystem coming…
This article was originally published in the July 2018 edition of Equipment Today: Triax’s Spot-r safety system is a mobile technology that almost immediately improved safety and profit on KBE Building Corp.’s projects. “In the 60 days since we implemented Spot-r, we have already stopped three conditions where employees were jumping up and down heights…
In June, Triax and United Rentals announced their partnership to bring cutting-edge worker safety and management technology to United Rentals’ 1,000 branches and customers. At the heart of the IoT system is plug-and-play Spot-r Clips and EquipTags worn by workers and attached to equipment. Check out highlights from recent news coverage below: Triax gets its sensor…
Construction Dive reported on construction partnership deals, including one between Triax and United Rentals. The Spot-r network is now accessible through United Rentals, the largest equipment rental company in North America. United Equipment primarily serves the construction industry with more than 3,400 classes of equipment in close to 900 locations in 49 states and 10…