In the UK, concrete testing is a critical part of construction, and British Standards provide the framework for ensuring quality, safety, and compliance. For contractors…
Let’s dive into the exciting world of concrete innovations, but with a fun twist! Imagine you’re at a futuristic construction site where concrete isn’t just…
As the construction industry continues to evolve, the demand for sustainable practices has never been higher. Construction contributes significantly to environmental challenges, from high carbon…
The concept of artificial intelligence in concrete is frequently discussed, yet its practical application and effectiveness remain elusive. Despite the buzz, there seems to be…
How Does Concrete Impact the Environment? You have probably noticed that we are big fans of concrete here at Giatec. It is an amazing, durable, and…
One of our top priorities at Giatec is helping our customers and partners find an environmentally friendly way of building with green concrete. It is…
For over a decade, Giatec has leveraged advanced technologies such as: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet-of-Things (IoT) solutions to help the construction industry redefine business…
In late 2020, Giatec announced that our artificial intelligence (AI) program RoxiTM has been trained with the funding provided by Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC), which will help…
The process of demolishing a building involves heavy machinery to crush concrete and separate valuable materials that can be reused. Current methods consume quite a significant amount of time and money in order…
As global initiatives to go carbon-neutral continue to push the demand for sustainable and renewable energy sources, many are looking to wind farms as a green solution to energy needs. Wind power…
Wood and concrete have been used in construction for thousands of years and for good reason. Both materials have properties that make them appealing building…
Cement is a binding material that has contributed to the creation of historical monuments, but as we shift from 3000 BC into the twenty-first century,…
Two of the main contributors to air pollution can be reduced thanks to technological advancements in the concrete industry. Learn more now.
An invention by Delft University microbiologist Hendrik Jonkers offers an innovative approach to creating more stable concrete by adding limestone-producing bacteria to the mix; i.e. self-healing bioconcrete.
