Video interview: how construction can make the most of technology
By Andy Brown21 February 2023
The construction industry is increasingly embracing technology, but it is more common for the larger players to do so
rather than small and medium sized contractors. Troy Dahlin, VP, Heavy Construction Segment US/Canada, Leica Geosystems, talks to Construction Technology and International Construction Editor, Andy Brown, about how all of the sector can make the most of tech’s potential, what is holding back adoption, and the technology that excites him the most.
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