The Future of Exact Technology

Client

Lafarge

Solutions Provided

Executive Summary

The Future of Exact Technology

As technology continues to evolve, the future of Exact Technology looks promising. This article discusses potential advancements and their implications for various industries.

Emerging Technologies

Emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are set to enhance Exact Technology further. These innovations will enable even greater precision and efficiency in processes.

"The best way to predict the future is to invent it."

Integration Across Industries

Exact Technology will increasingly be integrated across different sectors, leading to cross-industry innovations. Collaboration between industries will drive advancements and create new opportunities.

Challenges Ahead

Despite its potential, the adoption of Exact Technology comes with challenges, including the need for skilled professionals and the management of data privacy concerns.

In summary, the future of Exact Technology is bright, with numerous opportunities for growth and innovation on the horizon.

Challenge

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Solution

Results

All Case Studies

Learn how our leading-edge hardware and software solutions are helping construction companies around the world build the roads, bridges, tunnels, and buildings of the future.

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The Parks Project Phase 1

Client

Ledcor

Solutions Provided

The Parks project in Edmonton uses Lafarge’s ECOPact low-carbon concrete and digital solutions like SMARTherm and ConcreteDirect, achieving early completion, $600K savings, and 252,600 kg emissions reduction in Phase 1.

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The Eglinton LRT: How to Make a Big Impact with a Smaller Carbon Footprint

Client

Metrolinx

Solutions Provided

The Eglinton LRT project used high-volume SCM concrete to reduce emissions, manage heat during curing, and enhance durability, aiming for significant GHG reductions in Canada’s infrastructure projects.

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CIBC Square at 81 Bay St, Toronto

Client

EllisDon

Solutions Provided

Hines and Ivanhoé Cambridge, with EllisDon, are using EXACT’s technology to monitor temperature, concrete maturity, and formwork pressure on their project. This ensures the core reaches required strength and maintains safe loads. Urban Toronto shared a timelapse of the progress.

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CNIB Tower (Edmonton, Alberta)

Client

EllisDon

Solutions Provided

EXACT Technology Corporation monitored the concrete temperature in several locations of this raft slab pour to help the project team proactively meet the mass concrete requirements for maximum temperature and allowable differentials.

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