Abstract: Abstract Sensing technologies are integral to the construction industry, enabling precise data collection, monitoring, and analysis for activities such as quality control, resource tracking, and progress monitoring. Despite ...

Abstract: AbstractAs the construction industry gradually transitions to Industry 5.0 due to the growing integration of unmanned aerial vehicles and unmanned ground vehicles, the safety risks associated with human–robot interaction ...

Abstract: Highway construction has consistently reported relatively high fatality rates largely because of the considerable exposure of workers to live traffic. To address this anomaly, traffic control planners are tasked with making ...

Abstract: Evaluating the safety maturity of construction contractors before awarding the contract is an effective strategy that many owners have started to implement. Given the importance of workplace safety, awarding the contract ...

Abstract: AbstractConstruction work exposes frontline workers to high rates of work-related musculoskeletal disorders due to frequent lifting, bending, and overhead tasks. However, due to the dynamic operations and complex nature ...