Aalto University is developing a service that links IoT with building information models, BIMs, to make IoT data useful and usable for research. The project aims to become a 'digital campus' of Otaniemi, enabling the information flow across organizations and systems in the campus.
Aiforsite is a construction tech startup that uses AI and IoT to make construction controllable and analogous to manufacturing. The company's cloud-based service provides insightful information to all parties in a project, aiming to improve quality, productivity, and safety in the construction indus
Infrakit is a digital construction platform that helps manage infrastructure projects by providing real-time situation reports and quality information. The platform has been shown to increase work machine efficiency by up to 40% and provide better quality end products, reducing the risks of project
A Finnish standardization project aims to make open building information models (BIMs) machine-readable by augmenting the IFC standard. The goal is to enable software-independent, automated data exchanges between systems, improving construction productivity and reducing manual errors.
The AEC tech industry has seen several significant developments, including the launch of new technologies and initiatives focused on sustainability and innovation. These advancements have the potential to transform the way buildings are designed, constructed, and managed, and will likely continue to
A panel discussion on the Chat AEC Tech podcast explores the use of artificial intelligence in the construction industry, covering the latest developments and trends. The discussion features industry experts sharing their experiences and insights on the adoption of AI in construction, including its
Autovol, a first-of-its-kind factory for volumetric modular construction, is being developed in Idaho and is expected to be operational in early 2020. The factory will produce large-scale multiunit housing and hotel complexes with automated and robotic functions, increasing efficiency and reducing c
Modular construction is becoming increasingly popular, with applications in affordable housing, hospital rooms, data centers, and educational facilities. The global modular construction market is expected to reach $175.15 billion by 2025, driven by its efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
Steve Holzer, a construction industry expert, shares his views on the future of construction and the need for standardized systems and technologies. He believes that the building owner is the prime mover and that the industry should shift its focus towards serving their needs.
