Articles Tagged with ''technology adoption''

Much of the discussion around artificial intelligence in construction focuses on the jobsite—automation, robotics, computer vision. Those applications are real and increasingly visible. but the larger economic impact sits earlier in design and estimation, writes Saurabh Mishra of Taiyō.AI.

This year's construction tech conference showcased AI-enabled workflows, robots walking jobsites and 3D-printed Walmart stores, among other sector innovations.

The acquisition will bring the AI-driven document review tool to the risk layer of Trimble's Construction One platform.

Arrowsight and Oracle AI are applying big data and artificial intelligence to construction site safety. 

Worley is expanding an internally developed AI knowledge platform to clients, helping engineers retrieve design decisions and lessons learned across long-running industrial projects.

Don't chase demos for using artificial intelligence on your projects, without preparing to make it actually work. 

The platforms offer analytics of electrical utilities and data processing of their related drone data, boosting Bentley Systems' asset analytics strategy.

Site automation, agentic artificial intelligence and cloud connectivity will continue to change the role of the contractor from one of builder to conductor of all construction processes in 2026, says Oracle Construction's Ryan Kunisch. 

Document Crunch CEO Josh Levy says a culture of accountability and an ideal of zero disputes can push construction forward, even if disputes don't totally dissipate. 

Skanska USA Building Co. has an eight-step enabling process that it uses to evaluate all its new technologies, which it deployed in the construction of the LaGuardia Airport Terminal B redevelopment in New York City.