Canvas Unveils the 1200CX, a Smaller Form Factor Drywall Robot

Canvas CEO Kevin Albert said Sept. 12 that his company wants to do for interior construction what the steam shovel did for digging and excavating.

Canvas launches 1200CX, world’s first robotic drywall finisher.

Canvas, the construction robotics company revolutionizing drywall finishing with their series of robotic L4 and L5 spray and sanding machines, today, announced its release of their new product, the 1200CX. Years of development and customer feedback have resulted in a compact, lightweight, and easily maneuverable machine that is highly versatile across project portfolios and enables customers with smaller […] <p>The post Canvas launches 1200CX, world’s first robotic drywall finisher. first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Ohio hospital recognized for exceptional drywall design

North American Gypsum Trophy Awards, the biannual celebration of excellence in drywall design and craftsmanship, celebrated the winners of this year’s projects in the United States. The post Ohio hospital recognized for exceptional drywall design appeared first on Construction Specifier.

New construction technology releases: August 2024

From a smaller drywall robot to tech that helps builders comply with tougher green construction standards, this month’s fresh offerings promise to streamline jobsites and the back office.  

2023 Drywall & Flooring Olympics: INSTALL Announces Winners

INSTALL, the North American leader in floorcovering installation training and certification, announces the winners of its 2023 Drywall & Flooring Olympics. The finalists, who had competed at the local and district levels, traveled to the United Brotherhood of Carpenters’ (UBC) International Training Center (ITC) in Las Vegas, Nevada, to take part in INSTALL’s National Conference. […] The post 2023 Drywall & Flooring Olympics: INSTALL Announces Winners first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.

Drywall Pro-Cut - Off-site and On-site Construction Comparison 19092022

"Drywall Pro-Cut" highlight a wide range of offsite drylining components such as plasterboard cut to size, metalwork cut to size, deflection heads made in full, builders work openings which can be installed in less than three minutes and much more

What approach would you recommend to decide on the scope allocation for fire protection to electrical sockets and the like in drywall installations.

What are the key solutions to integration and co ordination between drywall and MEPH services?