Automate 2026 showcased advancements in robotics, highlighting automation's potential to drive industrial and societal progress. AECM businesses can leverage these innovations for improved efficiency and compliance.
Manna Aero is expanding its operations into the U.S. with a new manufacturing center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, aiming to employ 1,000 people and compete with major drone delivery operators.
Canadian project management is transforming with the adoption of digital twins and AI, offering efficiency gains and competitive advantages for AECM sectors.
Mammoet completes the second bridge replacement at Amsterdam Central Station, showcasing innovative engineering solutions. The project offers strategic insights for US AECM firms on minimizing urban disruption and forming effective partnerships.
KPMB's design for Yale's new drama school building signifies a major development in educational infrastructure, with significant implications for AECM professionals.
Powerus is bringing drone manufacturing to the U.S., aiming to secure supply chains and enhance national security, a move that could benefit AECM professionals and government contractors by reducing reliance on foreign-made drones.
The expansion of automation beyond factory floors is set to transform outdoor logistics and operational areas, presenting new opportunities for AECM businesses and government contractors.
Texas A&M University is integrating AI into construction safety protocols to reduce struck-by incidents, offering AECM businesses a chance to enhance safety and efficiency.
The data center industry's growth is outpacing the capabilities of current facilities management software, highlighting the need for integrated solutions.
