Kawasaki opens a Silicon Valley hub to advance Physical AI, partnering with NVIDIA to explore robotics applications in healthcare, nursing care, and mobility, impacting the AECM industry.
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Kawasaki opens a Silicon Valley hub to advance Physical AI, partnering with NVIDIA to explore robotics applications in healthcare, nursing care, and mobility, impacting the AECM industry.
Nonresidential construction employment increased by 19,000 jobs in April, driven by a 34% rise in data center construction spending. This growth highlights opportunities and challenges for AECM professionals in labor management and project execution.
Oldham Council's £20M highways framework offers new opportunities for regional contractors, focusing on highway improvements in Greater Manchester.
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 declined by 0.2% in March 2026, with both public and private sectors affected. Despite the downturn, data center construction shows significant growth.
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'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's acquisition of SKA enhances its reach in Latin America, offering expanded MES, automation, and additive manufacturing solutions.
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.
