Japan's push to regain leadership in humanoid robotics underscores the need for strong US domestic manufacturing. AECM professionals must focus on advanced manufacturing, compliance, and federal funding opportunities.
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Japan's push to regain leadership in humanoid robotics underscores the need for strong US domestic manufacturing. AECM professionals must focus on advanced manufacturing, compliance, and federal funding opportunities.
AI use is rising in construction as firms face cost and labor challenges, with Deltek reporting growth in AI adoption but highlighting ongoing cybersecurity risks and financial pressures.
America Makes elects new executive committee members to drive the adoption of additive manufacturing, enhancing U.S. manufacturing competitiveness.
Mosley Thorold's renovation of a Victorian home in London showcases the use of salvaged and natural materials, offering a model for sustainable design in the AECM industry.
Protolabs' rapid prototyping process converts CAD files into parts in under 24 hours, offering AECM professionals a significant advantage in streamlining operations and improving project delivery.
Major construction firms are expanding beyond data centers, focusing on diverse infrastructure projects. This shift has implications for compliance, procurement, and competitive positioning.
California's high-speed rail project may run out of funds by 2027, posing risks and opportunities for AECM stakeholders.
Neros Technologies raises $250M in funding to accelerate drone deployment by 2026, with implications for defense contracts and compliance standards.
Construction costs rose 7.4% annually in July, pressuring AECM budgets. Rising fuel and material prices are expected to continue impacting the industry.
