AI in construction helps the industry as a whole overcome some of our toughest challenges, including safety concerns, labor shortages, and cost and schedule overruns.

In 2019, the global rate of consumption of materials was 100 billion tons and is projected to reach 175 billion tons in 2050. The buildings and construction sector is responsible for 36% of final energy demand globally, representing 39% of energy and process related emissions.

The COVID-19 health crisis has changed the way most businesses operate. For those in construction, it’s underscored the need to maintain safe and efficient operations under anything but typical conditions. 

Technology is helping many in the construction industry not just survive but thrive despite global pandemic. Discover the technologies that are helping them improve safety, quality, and productivity during COVID-19 and beyond.

The pandemic has created new challenges. But it’s also accelerated the adoption of technologies that are helping AEC companies work safer, faster, and smarter. Read on to learn some surprising ways robotics are being used on the jobsite.

Autonomy is a hot topic in civil construction. Learn how new hardware and software solutions are transforming today’s earthworks projects and operations by making it easier to enable connected workflows and manage projects remotely.