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What your autonomous equipment—and its vendor—can learn from the field is far more important than the lab, writes Raise Robotics CTO Risabh Aggarwal.

A California chiropractor comments on what she sees in treating construction workers.

Opportunities abound for construction chief information officers to modernize in today's market, but a data-first approach must be taken for both the office ... and the jobsite!.

The industry’s ability to deliver complex projects under pressure is a point of professional pride shared across every trade and every crew.

A commentary that sees a potential huge missed opportunity if construction management platforms stingily guard customer data from being used.

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.

Recently I sat in on a project review where a contractor was using an artificial intelligence tool to generate daily reports.

As technology evolves for devices meant to enable construction in space, so must patent law to protect innovators' intellectual property rights.

Jomathan Hughley says rapid innovation will come from the push for more research and long-term structures in space, including on the moon and Mars. 

Three construction technology experts consider what AECOM's 2025 acquisition of Consigli AS means for generative artificial intelligence in design and construction.