Europe’s First Robotaxis Launch in Croatia with Uber and Pony.ai
Uber, Pony.ai, and Verne Technologies will launch Europe’s first robotaxi service in Zagreb, Croatia, by late 2024, driving new infrastructure demands for the AECM industry.
Toyota’s Woven Capital Appoints New CIO and COO
Toyota’s Woven Capital appointed Michiko Kato as CIO and CEO of Toyota Invention Partners, and Mia Panzer as COO. The firm manages two $800 million funds targeting mobility startups, aiming to invest in 20 new Series B companies. Their focus on aeromobility and AI technologies could reshape manufact
Reds10 Restructures Leadership to Accelerate MMoC Growth
Reds10 restructures leadership to boost growth and industrialised construction capabilities, targeting £500m revenue and sector expansion.
Microsoft Invests $1B in Thailand's AI Development
Microsoft's $1 billion AI investment in Thailand will accelerate digital infrastructure and skills development, impacting AECM project planning and technology integration.
Autodesk Launches Forma Building Design with AI-Powered BIM Tools
Autodesk's Forma Building Design introduces AI-driven BIM tools with LOD 200/300 detail and cloud integration via Revit, streamlining design and analysis workflows for AECM professionals.
Dell Launches AI-Powered Supercomputers for Autonomous Agents
Dell's new Pro Max desktops with Nvidia Grace Blackwell chips enable secure, high-performance autonomous AI agents on-premises, reducing cloud reliance and enhancing data privacy for AECM professionals.
Amazon Expands Robotics with Fauna and RIVR Acquisitions
Amazon acquired Fauna Robotics and RIVR in March 2026, enhancing its robotics capabilities with humanoid research platforms and autonomous delivery robots, signaling increased automation in logistics and manufacturing.
Gig Workers Train Humanoid Robots with Real-World Data
Thousands of gig workers worldwide record daily activities to train humanoid robots, fueling a $100 million-plus data market that supports advanced robotics development critical for AECM automation.
Gig Workers Train Humanoids Globally for Robotics Firms
Gig workers worldwide record daily tasks to train humanoid robots, aiding robotics firms developing automation for AECM sectors. This raises privacy concerns and signals shifts in workforce and AI evaluation methods.
