Increased digitization and customer requirements, cost and time pressure, upholding quality and competitiveness, and a growing company structure requires a regular adaptation of internal processes. Possible methods of approach to processes are:- Em …

Another interesting vision of a possible future road construction scenario of Dynapac. For sure a very special one and mostly for road rework. But looking at a very similar former vision of Volvo this clearly would affect traffic jams and safety issues. By …

Optical Bonding Optical bonding refers to a protective glass, glued in front of a display to enhance its readability. Especially in rough invironments like road construction, mining or crane applications a optical bonded display is indispensable. Using …

Highway 1 or A01, formally called the Ring Road, is the construction of a 2,200 kilometre two lane road network circulating inside Afghanistan, connecting the following major cities (clockwise): Mazar, Kabul, Kandhar, Farah, and Herat in the west or northw …

A few days ago, I accidently googled Moba and was somewhat surprised about the search results. So, I took the time to go through the result. Actually, I even checked the 2nd and 3rd result pages – which is apparently very uncommon. Besides this community …

It’ hard to guess from the outside that the MOBA HMImc has a four- layer foil protection that is water resistant. The HMImc for aerial platforms, used all over the world, requires to work in challenging environments and weather conditions. To protect and o …

Do you already work with the MOBA-matic II leveling system for your road construction? As the OEM Sales Manager for Leveling Systems at MOBA, I receive regularly inquiries from my customers what added value they will get with the MOBA-matic II versus the …

http://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1301/1301.0159.pdf

There was a great presentation about this and IC at the 2013 TRB Annual Meeting. Just a follow up article. Wisconsin Asphalt News http://www.wispave.org/downloads/Winter2013WAPANews_WEB.pdf

I just came across a very interesting and powerful blog post by Robert C. Martin (aka Uncle Bob), a highly influential and successful software engineer since the 1970s. He calls out to computer programmers to become a profession. Within his post, he postul …