Hawai‘i is so rich in natural beauty that in parts of the world its name is shorthand for paradise. But exploring that paradise depends on something far more prosaic: roads. Maintaining them is anything but...
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A junior engineer, let’s call him Jim, walked into his manager’s office with a grin on his face. “Do you want to give me my award now, or do you want to wait until I finish the design for the...
Each January, Washington becomes the global hub for the future of transportation. Thousands of policymakers, researchers, engineers, and industry leaders gather in the U.S. capital for the annual meeting of the Transportation Research Board (TRB). The gathering is widely regarded...
Hawai‘i is so rich in natural beauty that in parts of the world its name is shorthand for paradise. But exploring that paradise depends on something far more prosaic: roads. Maintaining them is anything but easy. Sun, salty air, torrential...
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Often called the world’s largest machine, the power grid is an engineering marvel that helped supercharge modernity and bring electricity to homes and businesses. Cellular networks come close to the grid in size and importance. They revolutionized communications, banking, transportation,...
Protecting sub-sea level New Orleans from flooding. Building atop the shifting, salt-rich soil in Saudi Arabia. Reviving gold mines mothballed decades ago. These are just some of the challenges that engineers are successfully taking on around the world with help...
On Christmas Eve, excited children—and the merely curious—can track Santa Claus’ sleigh across the skies thanks to NORAD’s famous Santa tracker. It’s one of the best-known public-facing applications of Cesium, Bentley Systems’ geospatial technology, which can stream massive datasets, render...
Digital twins have quietly become one of the most consequential technologies shaping modern infrastructure and industry. Yet formal training in how they are designed, deployed, and evaluated has lagged behind their adoption. Louisiana State University is aiming to close that...
More than 500 engineers, service technicians, product managers, and industry experts came together for a hands-on, fast-moving, problem-solving event built around one idea: One Bentley. This video captures the energy inside the summit’s workshops, where Bentley teams and users wrote...
In this Bentley Talks episode, Chief Storyteller Tomas Kellner meets Bentley Systems CTO Julien Moutte at the Bentley Tech Summit 2025 in Berlin to explore the vision shaping the future of infrastructure engineering. Moutte explains why the summit is the...