Published On 30 March 2026
The recording and training materials from the BEEYONDERS workshop “Building the Future of Tunnels & Maritime Works” (24 March 2026) are now available.
This collection – including the full webinar recording and presentations – offers an in-depth look at how BEEYONDERS technologies are advancing safety and efficiency in complex construction environments. It brings together key insights from real-world applications in tunnel and maritime works, highlighting innovative solutions tested across pilot activities and collaborative initiatives.
The materials provide valuable content for learning and professional development, covering topics such as:
- The use of automation, robotics, and digital twins in hazardous and confined construction settings
- Advances in additive manufacturing, material development, and testing for maritime infrastructure
- International collaboration, including a case study on EU–Japan cooperation
Among the highlights, the workshop featured contributions from EU-OSHA representative Bogdan Deleanu, who provided an overview of why ensuring safe and healthy workplaces is a top priority and how new technologies can help achieve this result.
The full webinar recording is available here, while below you can explore the presentations shared during the session:
- “Autonomous wheel loader” by Mustafa Karahan (Hidromek)
- “Autonomous Aerial Robots” by Marco Antonio Montes Grova (CATEC)
- “Digital twin” by Jose Carlos Jimenez Fernandez (Tecnalia)
- “Pilot site: Tunnel construction” by Goretti Arias Ferreiro (ACCIONA)
- “Overview of the additive manufacturing” by Rafael Ruiz Maestre (ACCIONA)
- “Additive manufacturing methods” by Zaid Marmash (COBOD)
- “Material development and testing” by Qing Zhang (Holcim)
- “Pilot sites: 3D printed maritime caisson prototypes” by Qing Zhang (Holcim) and Jose Carlos Jimenez Fernandez (Tecnalia)
- “Pilot sites: Maritime construction & EU – Japan collaboration” by Ken Gavin (Ingeo Consulting)
Explore the materials and discover the latest innovations shaping safer and more sustainable tunnel and maritime construction.
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