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RIC Robotics teases Zyrex, an AI-powered giant construction robot

4 days ago | equipmentworld.com | Jordanne Waldschmidt

RIC Robotics – the company whose 3D printing robots just built a Walmart expansion in seven days – has a new, bigger robot designed to tackle even more tasks. Zyrex is a 20-foot-tall, AI-powered, general-purpose construction robot, which RIC is dubbing “the world’s first Giantroid.” It is designed to be “cognitive and fully autonomous” – and at a lower price tag than you might expect.
NC I-95 widening to wrap up in December 2025

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Ben Thorpe

Work on widening an 18-mile stretch of Interstate 95 in North Carolina will now be completed this year, after the state department of transportation previously added multiple changes, according to the contractor. S.T. Wooten, based in Wilson, North Carolina, was awarded the $465 million contract in 2019 with an original deadline of May 2024. Work on the stretch of interstate â€“ which runs from Dunn to Fayetteville â€“ is now estimated to wrap up in December.
Case CE updates B Series Skid Steers and Compact Track Loaders

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Jordanne Waldschmidt

Case CE is updating its B Series compact track loaders and skid steer loaders with new operator safety, productivity and maintenance features. The company rolled out its B Series lineup at World of Concrete 2020 with five CTLs and eight skid steers, mirroring the size and model offering of its Alpha Series, and including both radial- and vertical-lift patterns.
AT&T Fined $60K for Failure to Timely Locate Buried Lines

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Don McLoud

AT&T has been fined $60,000 for failing to mark underground utility lines on 60 occasions within Kansasâ€™ two-day deadline, according to a state regulatory commission. The Kansas Corporation Commission issued the civil penalty April 29 for not providing timely locate marks in 2024 between April 30 and May 30. State law requires utility owners to locate lines within two days of being notified of an excavation, unless the parties agree to a different timeline.
Wirtgen's new milling machine brings 1,200 horsepower

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Ben Thorpe

Wirtgenâ€™s latest milling machine, the W 250 XF, is now available in the U.S. with a dual-engine boost in horsepower, integrated systems for improved automation and a quick-change drum assembly system. The W 250 XF features 21% more engine power than its predecessor â€“ the W 250, released in 2010 â€“ through a dual-engine drive that uses 18-liter John Deere 6180HD engines for a maximum 1,207 horsepower.
Equipment Rental Rates Rising, EquipmentWatch Reports

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Don McLoud

Editor's Note: EquipmentWatch and Equipment World are both owned by Fusable. The latest report from EquipmentWatch shows the construction and industrial equipment rental markets continuing a four-year growth trend, with rates also rising – some dramatically. Average retail rental rates showed a modest increase in the first three months of this year, according to EquipmentWatch’s first-quarter 2025 Rental Rate Report.
Equipment Rental Rates Rising - Some Dramatically, EquipmentWatch Reports

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Don McLoud

Editor's Note: EquipmentWatch and Equipment World are both owned by Fusable. The latest report from EquipmentWatch shows the construction and industrial equipment rental markets continuing a four-year growth trend, with rates also rising – some dramatically. Average retail rental rates showed a modest increase in the first three months of this year, according to EquipmentWatch’s first-quarter 2025 Rental Rate Report.
Top-selling skid steers and sales trends for 2024

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Jordanne Waldschmidt

Quick Data is a snapshot of new and used skid steer sales trends from Fusableâ€™s EDA equipment financing data and EquipmentWatch market trend and auction price reports. New financed skid steer sales were flat year over year, according to Fusableâ€™s latest EDA equipment finance data, while compact track loaders and compact utility loaders gained ground during the same period.
VĂ¶gele to bring Super 800-5 paver to the U.S.

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Ben Thorpe

VĂ¶gele debuted its next-generation Super 800-5 P-Tier mini class paver at this year's Bauma show in Germany, with plans to bring it to the U.S. next year. The paver is designed for narrow construction projects, with operating widths between 1.6 and 11.5 feet with extending screeds AB 200 and AB 220. The Super 800-5 is 6.7 feet tall, 10.1 feet wide and 16 feet long. VĂ¶gele pavers are also beginning to take on the tier strategy of parent company John Deere.
Trimble, B2W integration automates production quantity tracking

1 week ago | equipmentworld.com | Jordanne Waldschmidt

A new integration between Trimble Siteworks and B2W Track software systems can automate quantity tracking, making it easier for earthwork and civil contractors to compare actual material production quantities achieved to planned quantities. Devices enabled with Siteworks can precisely measure distances, angles and elevations on job sites. The resulting 3D data sets can be used to assess production quantities in terms of linear distances, areas and volumes.