The ConTech sector is experiencing significant growth, with VC investment increasing by 27% year-over-year through Q3 2025. The focus is shifting to specialty trades and subcontractors, with an addressable global market of $6.5 trillion.
Recent construction technology news highlights the potential of 3D printing and AI-powered tools in reducing costs and improving safety. The industry is expected to see increased adoption of these technologies, leading to improved efficiency and productivity.
InsiteVR has launched Resolve, a collaborative VR review tool for huge BIM files on the Oculus Quest, enabling teams to review and interact with building models at full scale. This innovation is expected to decrease field errors and late-stage changes, and unlock significant ROI for the industry.
Hyperion Robotics, a Finnish technology company, is revolutionizing the construction industry with 3D printing and robotics innovation. The company's approach has the potential to increase efficiency, reduce waste, and promote sustainability in the construction sector.
Stuart Maggs, CEO of Scaled Robotics, discusses how AI and machine learning can improve construction projects by providing precise quality and progress information. This technology has the potential to be a game changer for the construction industry, allowing for better decision-making and de-riskin
Ekotekt, a Helsinki-based construction tech startup, is using 3D printing to create prefabricated building elements, reducing material consumption by 25%. The company's offsite production method combines digital fabrication with prefab installation practices, making it an attractive solution for the
Zoox, an Amazon subsidiary, has begun testing its purpose-built robotaxis in Phoenix and Dallas, expanding its operations beyond dense metro areas. The company has also announced a new partnership with Uber, which is expected to drive growth and development in the field of autonomous transportation.
Hidonix Industries is pivoting to become a defense contractor, focusing on advanced spatial intelligence and dual-use technologies. The company's in-house engineering approach enables greater security and control, with applications in defense and other industries.
iRobot Corp. is expanding its Roomba Mini robotic vacuum cleaner to Europe and the U.K., marking the company's first product rollout since its launch in Japan. The Roomba Mini is a compact cleaning solution that can fit into hard-to-reach spots, increasing iRobot's presence in the European market.
