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Driven by urbanisation, technological advancements and the need for sustainable infrastructure, the future of underground tunnelling is set for transformative growth. According to reports, by 2028, the global tunnelling and underground construction market is expected to reach USD$146 billion, a CAGR of 7.6%. This expansion is driven by the demand for efficient transportation networks, utility tunnels, and subterranean space for urban development.  Let’s explore some of the key trends that will shape underground construction, and discover how Maxwell GeoSystems ’ MissionOS is leading the way in this area.  Mechanised Tunnelling Methods The adoption of mechanised tunnelling methods, such as Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs) continues to revolutionise the way tunnels are constructed. TBMs offer precise excavation capabilities, reducing construction time and enhancing safety. Additionally, advancements in geotechnical monitoring systems provide real-time data, enabling proactive risk ...

  Late last month, Dr. Angus Maxwell (Founder & CEO of Maxwell GeoSystems ) attended the WTC2024 event in Shenzhen, China, where he met up with fellow colleagues from the world of underground tunneling. World Tunnelling Congress 2024  There was a big turnout, with immense knowledge-sharing sessions and workshops taking place, focussing on the 3 key themes of this year's congress (Sustainability in Tunnelling, Energy-saving, Eco-friendly, Green, and low carbon, as well as intelligent construction technology). Dr Angus Maxwell  Sharing his views from the congress, Dr Angus Maxwell stated, “Despite the constant rain, it has been so nice to catch up with many of our customers and collaborators from around the globe at the event. Interesting to see the technologies being rolled out on projects in China, and it just goes to show what’s possible when firms get the right backing to innovate, along with a steady flow of projects to cement the innovations once done. Some enlig...