Dongyue launches automated construction plants, Deere acquires Tenna, Zhishen secures funding for construction robots, Mumbai initiates redevelopment project.
Modular construction gains mainstream status in 2026: Factory-built modules now deliver projects 30-50% faster than conventional construction while cutting material waste from 30% to under 10%, driven by labor shortages, cost volatility, and sustainability mandates. (cceonlinenews.com)
Dongyue builds on partnership for automated construction plants: Dongyue Engineering and Fabricators releases fully automated AAC plants and fly ash brick manufacturing systems with AI-assisted monitoring, PLC-SCADA controls, and remote diagnostics. (digitaljournal.com)
Zhishen Technology: Zhishen Technology secures funding from Zhipu Robotics, Gui'an Kunpeng Fund, and others to scale production of its Steel Coin L1 and Copper Hammer M1 quadruped robots. (eu.36kr.com)
Tenna: Deere & Company entered an agreement to acquire New Hope-based Tenna, a construction asset management platform that provides real-time equipment performance tracking, maintenance planning, and jobsite coordination across mixed fleets. (delco.today)
Mumbai plans next-generation housing redevelopment: Mumbai initiates a redevelopment project focused on affordable housing and sustainable living. (constructionweekonline.in)
Europe looks to address rare earth processing infrastructure gaps: The report identifies critical shortfalls in Europe's rare earth processing capabilities and outlines strategic initiatives to enhance domestic production. (com.au)
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