IEEE Expands TryEngineering Program to Seven Universities
IEEE's TryEngineering OnCampus program expands to seven universities, enhancing education in AI and robotics for high school students and benefiting the AECM industry.
Nonresidential Construction Spending Declines in March 2026
Nonresidential construction spending declined by 0.2% in March 2026, with both public and private sectors affected. Despite the downturn, data center construction shows significant growth.
AI and Software Drive Transformation in Warehouse Robotics
The integration of AI and software into warehouse robotics is transforming logistics operations, offering significant efficiency gains and cost reductions. This shift presents opportunities and challenges for the AECM industry as it adapts to new technologies.
Unionfab Speeds Up Metal 3D Printing with AI and Six-Laser Technology
Unionfab's new six-laser system and AI process tuning cut lead times for metal 3D printed parts, enhancing efficiency and cost-effectiveness for the AECM industry.
GoEngineer Expands Footprint in Latin America with SKA Acquisition
GoEngineer's acquisition of SKA enhances its reach in Latin America, offering expanded MES, automation, and additive manufacturing solutions.
Optimize Door Hardware Specifications to Cut Costs and Boost Safety
Strategic door hardware specifications can reduce costs and enhance safety in construction projects. By evaluating usage patterns and security needs, AECM professionals can achieve better project outcomes.
Kayne Anderson Secures $5.12 Billion for Real Estate Expansion
Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors has raised $5.12 billion for a new real estate fund, focusing on healthcare and logistics, promising significant opportunities for AECM professionals.
Bridging the Installation Gap: A Hidden Cost in Facility Management
The AECM industry faces hidden costs due to the 'installation gap'—the phase between equipment delivery and full operational integration. Addressing this gap is crucial for minimizing financial losses and ensuring efficient project execution.
Architecture's New Paradigm: Buildings as Evolving Platforms
Buildings are increasingly seen as evolving platforms, integrating product design principles to enhance performance, user experience, and scalability, impacting the AECM industry significantly.
