Japan's 8th International Construction & Survey Productivity Improvement Expo (CSPI‑EXPO 2026) will take place in Tokyo from June 17‑20, inviting global construction and surveying professionals. The event, aligned with the government’s i‑Construction initiative, will showcase ICT‑enabled machinery, automation, robotics, AI, and data‑driven site management from leading OEMs such as Kato, Sumitomo, Kubota, Yanmar and Morooka. Exhibits include live equipment demonstrations, drones, 3D measurement tools, and seminars addressing labour shortages, aging workforce, and decarbonisation. Attendees can register internationally to explore Japan’s cutting‑edge construction technologies and productivity solutions.
Mobile impact crushers are increasingly equipped with digital control and connectivity platforms that streamline operation and maintenance. OEMs such as Kleemann, SBM, Rubble Master, and Keestrack now offer remote‑monitoring apps, automated setup advisors, and real‑time performance dashboards. These tools let...
HD Hyundai has merged its Hyundai and DEVELON construction equipment brands under the HD Construction Equipment subsidiary, while preserving each brand's market identity. The integration aims to streamline management, accelerate R&D, and leverage shared engine production for better performance and...
DEVELON unveiled its –9 Series heavy excavators at CONEXPO‑CON/AGG 2026, launching four models ranging from 26 to 48 tons. The line replaces traditional pilot controls with electro‑hydraulic (EH) systems, delivering up to 8 percent better fuel efficiency. Integrated smart features include Advanced...
CONEXPO‑CON/AGG 2026 drew over 140,000 attendees and showcased a wave of connected construction tech, AI voice assistants, and autonomous retrofit kits. OEMs such as Komatsu, Caterpillar, Bobcat, and Hitachi demonstrated platforms that turn machine data into real‑time insights and conversational...
Gravis Robotics’ Gravis Rack won the Contractors’ Choice award at CONEXPO‑CON/AGG 2026 and promises to turn standard earth‑moving machines into intelligent robotic equipment. The retrofit kit bundles LiDAR, cameras, GNSS and on‑board computing, delivering real‑time site mapping and augmented‑reality guidance....
Equipment as a Service (EaaS) lets firms pay for heavy‑equipment usage rather than owning the machines. Under an EaaS contract, the OEM or dealer retains ownership, provides a block of operating hours, and handles all maintenance and repairs. This model...
Komatsu has launched the PC9000‑12, the company’s largest hydraulic mining excavator, following a successful pilot in Canada. The machine can move more than 80 tons per pass and achieve production rates of roughly 8,000 tons per hour. It is offered in diesel...