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Leica Geosystems has introduced the new Leica CS30 tablet, a rugged all-round field controller designed for surveyors. The 7-inch sunlight-readable multi-touch screen is a convenient size to use with graphics and imaging sensors but lightweight enough to use all day long with all sensors. The advanced LCD IPS screen provides optimal color clarity as well as an increased viewing angle. An ambient light sensor provides improved visibility in all lighting conditions. The CS30 tablet can be used in a wide temperature range and features an IP68 rating for outstanding protection against water, dust and impact. It runs on a stable Windows operating system and uses hot-swappable batteries for maximum reliability in the field. When used with Leica Captivate field software, the CS30 tablet allows you to control everything from connecting sensors to managing survey tasks and sharing data, all through an easy-to-use interface. “The mobility factor of the CS30 is a significant benefit,” says Bob

Industrial Software Market Leaders Introduce ‘Performance Intelligence’ to create Industrial Software and Data Leadership LONDON, UK and SAN LEANDRO, California   – AVEVA , a global leader in engineering and industrial software,   has  joined forces with  OSIsoft  to meet the expanding information management needs of industrial companies and accelerate their digital transformation. The combined portfolio brings OSIsoft’s world-class data management together with AVEVA’s leading industrial software to unlock  Performance Intelligence . Providing greater operational agility and resilience,  Performance Intelligence  connects information and artificial intelligence (AI) with human insight, to enable faster and more accurate   decision making, helping industries boost sustainability.  By pairing the trusted capabilities of OSIsoft’s PI System with the leading industrial software of AVEVA,  Performance Intelligence  gives the people behind essential processes the rich, reliable data they

The founders of the environmental regulatory platform, Ecobot, discuss the policy changes that will affect wetlands and construction permits. ASHEVILLE, N.C. (Newswire.com) – The American public should be aware of the impacts of environmental regulation changes and what that means for the economy and the responsible management of our natural resources. “The continual policy changes over the past eight years create unnecessary complexity to environmental regulation,” Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Chief Scientific Officer of Ecobot said. “It’s essential that our country have a consistent, science-based rule to follow. The balance of natural resource protection and economic progress is critically important.” The Waters of the United States (WOTUS) Clean Water Rule of 2015 granted the federal government greater regulatory control over streams and wetlands with significant hydrological or ecological value. The rule was established by the Obama administration and the U.S. Environmental Protection Ag

Deal paves way for new multi-million-dollar project set to bring 200 higher-wage jobs to Belle Glade region and $242 million in economic impact BELLE GLADE, Fla. (March 19, 2021)  – FINFROCK, the only vertically integrated design-builder and manufacturing company of its kind in the industry, ushered in an exciting new chapter in the company’s history with the announcement today that it has closed on the $36 million purchase of the 94-acre Glades Gateway Commerce Park in Belle Glade, Florida. The Central Florida-based company will build more than 140,000 sq. ft. of precast concrete manufacturing facilities and administrative offices on the property. FINFROCK executives recently gathered with local leaders and the community to share plans for the site and introduce the company’s leading edge  DualDeck Building System , which is FINFROCK’s unique brand of offsite construction that allows projects to be completed significantly faster than with traditional construction methods. The projec

The founders of the environmental regulatory platform, Ecobot, discuss the policy changes that will affect wetlands and construction permits. ASHEVILLE, N.C. –  The American public should be aware of the impacts of environmental regulation changes and what that means for the economy and the responsible management of our natural resources. “The continual policy changes over the past eight years create unnecessary complexity to environmental regulation,” Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Chief Scientific Officer of Ecobot said.   “It’s essential that our country have a consistent, science-based rule to follow. The balance of natural resource protection and economic progress is critically important.” The Waters of the United States (WOTUS) Clean Water Rule of 2015 granted the federal government greater regulatory control over streams and wetlands with significant hydrological or ecological value. The rule was established by the Obama administration and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Leading wet civil engineering specialist, Land & Water, has started its final phase of dredging works at Peak Forest Canal in Manchester on behalf of the Canal & River Trust. The works which started in September 2020, and are due to finish this month, has seen Land & Water dredge 14,000 tonnes of material, the equivalent of 3,111 Indian elephants, from Whaley Bridge up to Portland Basin. The material has been disposed of via Augean’s Waste Facility with various off-load locations along the canal. The works are to improve the efficiency of the Canal for boaters, safeguarding it for years to come as it boasts two Scheduled Ancient Monuments, the historic three-arch Marple Aqueduct and Bugsworth Basin, in its 15 mile length. Lucy Lee, Contracts Manager at Land & Water, said: “We have loved being part of this project, helping to preserve a canal which contains such important parts of British history. “As part of the works we were able to use our brand new, purpose built

Mine Master has just recently released its new battery driven “Roof Master 1.8KE” to be tested in underground conditions. The addition of a battery powered electric bolter to the wide portfolio of underground mining machines produced by the company was a natural progression following current trends in mining, related to the broader use of clean technologies. “With new developments we work closely with KGHM, one of world’s biggest copper producers, the design of the electric machine was a response to the needs of this customer”, says Jerzy Nadolny, Mine Master CEO. “The mines are going deeper, so the cost of ventilation is increasing with every metre. Electric battery solutions will help to reduce gas emissions,  improve safety and ease the maintenance”. The Roof Master 1.8 KE is undergoing testing at KGHM mine in Lubin, Poland. The machine is designed to work in galleries from 3,0 to 5,8 m height. It is equipped with a mechanized bolting mast for 9 bolts with a height of 1,8 m. The b