Artificial intelligence can play a vital role in construction but it cannot replace strong planning and human expertise, writes Nick Gray, chief operating officer for the UK and Europe at Currie & Brown.
Is the construction industry ready to transform – or just talking about it? A recent Trimble-panel discussion hosted by the Offsite Alliance brought together industry experts to explore how offsite construction methods can deliver on the UK’s (very) ambitious housing targets, the value of the “kit of parts” approach and the move to industrialised construction.
China's Glodon International has agreed a strategic partnership with Kajima Group's open innovation platform The Gear to promote the use of smart technologies and skills development in the built environment.
Igor Tsinman, president of AMC Bridge, explores how artificial intelligence (AI) adoption is no longer a distant promise—it is a present-day imperative.
Venture activity in the built environment saw a significant year-on-year increase in the second quarter of 2025, with AI and machine learning start-ups accounting for nearly 70% of deals.
In AI, it’s not about simply being cutting-edge; it’s about designing human-centric technology built around real people and their daily workflows, says Charles Sheridan, chief data & AI officer at Nemetschek Group.
The construction drone market is entering a high growth phase as infrastructure projects, smart cities and digital twin ecosystems demand faster, safer and more cost-efficient site management, according to new research
Artificial intelligence presents the construction industry with both enormous potential and pressing challenges, according to a global report from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
Construction is under pressure from thin margins and an overworked, undersupplied workforce. AI can help to make the industry smarter, safer and stronger – but technological adoption must be accompanied by cultural change, writes Hari Vasudevan, founder and CEO of KYRO AI.
By 2047, AI will "transform" India's roads into intelligent, adaptive and sustainable networks that drive growth, safety and net zero goals, according to a new report from KPMG
AI has the potential to tackle construction errors that currently cost the economy billions each year - but brings risk unless its use is kept in check, writes John Priestland,
chairman of the Technology Working Group of the Get It Right Initiative.
Deloitte has launched a global AI Infrastructure Centre of Excellence (CoE) to support its clients in establishing and operating specialised data centres
