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Construction and mining show to be held from 30 August to 02 September 2022 in São Paulo, Brazil
Manufacturer launches new marketing approach, pulling out of MINExpo 2021 and Bauma Munich 2022
View a full recording of the event, including the latest on hydogen based power systems
Speakers from Cat, Volvo, Balfour Beatty, Goodfellow Bros and RE2 Robotics will discuss machine control and autonomous operation
Larry Silber, Herc Rentals’ president, CEO and director, will give the keynote presentation at the 2021 ALH Conference
JLG has pulled out of Bauma 2022, the company announced, and will focus instead on virtual interactions and online collaborations
Presentation themes emerge ahead of May 11’s Construction Technology Summit
Senior figures in construction technology will discuss the industry’s continuing shift to autonomy
The International Tower Cranes (ITC) conference in Nice, France, has been rescheduled from 29 June to 2 December
The two exhibitions will now be held in 2023, which was the next scheduled year for the events.
Speakers from Volvo CE, Caterpillar and Balfour Beatty confirmed for online event on 11 May
This year will see KHL three cranes events: the ESTA awards, the ITC conference in France and WCTS Asia in Singapore
31st edition of the Italian construction equipment exhibition has been rescheduled for March 2023
The IRN webinar on Digitalisation in Rental is now available to view for free
On 13 October, three experts will discuss how digital technologies are changing the rental industry
Online event on 20 October will include keynote address from CEO of Dana plus ceremony for Diesel Progress Awards
A panel of experts will discuss the latest trends in the automation of construction machinery, including remote operation, robotics and machine learning. Among the questions to be addressed will be the speed of adoption and the key applications for machine automation.
In its closing statement ConExpo organizer said the 2020 show was a success
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Worldwide GDP growth could soften to 1.7% this year according to IHS Markit