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Flying construction robots undergoing first tests in site-like conditions

New research from Imperial College London and the University of Bristol has explored the emerging field of utilising aerial robotics in construction, with new drone technology undergoing tests in Switzerland.

The evolution of safety: highlights from the Health & Safety Event 2025

Discover insights from this year's Health and Safety Event show at Birmingham’s NEC with Re-flow Field Management.

Accelerator programme to help deploy AI solutions in UK construction

Digital Catapult’s intervention in the construction industry will address key challenges by convening capabilities with the three industry leaders and ten innovators on deploying AI solutions.

Experimental AI tool that digitises planning data could help councils meet housing targets

Currently in early testing, the AI tool could reduce the time needed to convert old planning documents into digital records, helping councils to make faster, better informed decisions to deliver housing.

A digital strategy for UK commercial real estate

The government wants to digitise the property market – but commercial real estate also needs a digitisation strategy, argues Andrew Lloyd, managing director of Search Acumen.

Key trends reshaping the AEC industry

An exclusive conversation with Eduardo Lazzarotto, chief product & strategy officer at ALLPLAN, about AEC industry trends.

How data-driven procurement helps you stay competitive

In construction, every decision impacts your bottom line—from where you source materials to how quickly you secure the best price.

The future of construction procurement: what you need to know

The Build Chain asks what does the future of construction procurement look like? And how can subcontractors, housebuilders, and procurement professionals stay ahead of these changes?

Most engineering firms in UK anticipate digital transformation will help drive ambitious profit and headcount goals

New research released today from Deltek, the leading global provider of software and solutions for project-based businesses, finds the UK’s project-based businesses started the year optimistic about how technology can help them reach their growth targets in 2025

Read Re-flow’s new AI, technology, and policy in utilities 2025 report

AI and emerging technologies are transforming industries worldwide, and the utilities sector is no exception, as Re-flow's new AI, technology, and policy in utilities 2025 report finds.

[VIDEO]Self-climbing robot Schindler RISE used to install lifts on Skanska site

Skanska's all-electric 105 Victoria Street development in central London is seeing the first UK use of Schindler's Robotic Installation System for Elevators (Schindler RISE).

Digital technology for the built and natural environment

The natural environment is a complex and interrelated system of systems. Digital technology can provide the crucial information needed to make better decisions for development, writes Dan Rossiter of the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists.

Reality capture tech for UK construction: Pint-sized players score big in a (seemingly) premiership world

Reality capture technology is helping small and medium-sized businesses to stay ahead of much larger competitors.

AtkinsRéalis and Sellafield Ltd trial a maintenance robot dog

AtkinsRéalis and Sellafield Ltd are trialling a maintenance robot dog from Boston Dynamics for remote work.

Building smarter: How the BridgeAI programme is reshaping construction

AI has the potential to revolutionise UK construction at a time when the sector faces significant challenges. Sarah Addezio, senior innovation partner at Digital Catapult, discusses the BridgeAI programme, which is helping the industry to embrace innovation and accelerate adoption.

[VIDEO] UK-based firm reveals ‘world’s first’ fully AI-driven architectural project

Studio Tim Fu has revealed the 'world's first' fully AI-driven architectural project in Slovenia, developing six luxury villas on the Lake Bled Estate.

The role of material passports in advancing circular economy in construction

Digital material passports could transform the way the construction industry manages waste and reuse. Heather Evans, national head of sustainability at RLB, explains why we need them, some of the challenges of  incorporating them and the need for standardisation.

Building maintenance backlog: How retrospective digitisation can transform the crisis

A recent National Audit Office (NAO) report paints a stark picture as to how the UK government deals with a  staggering building maintenance backlog exceeding £49bn, primarily concentrated in Ministry of Defence properties, schools and NHS buildings. This raises a critical question, writes Ryan Donoghue of AJ Digital, how can we effectively address this challenge and ensure the longevity and functionality of these vital public assets?

Trimble streamlines site capture with new 360º photo functionality in Field View

Construction software company Trimble has launched 360 Photos for Viewpoint Field View, expanding site capture capabilities within the field management solution.

The top trends for the AEC/O industry in 2025

From interoperability and sustainability to digital twins and AI, Nemetschek Group looks at the key trends set to shape the digital transformation of the AEC/O industry in 2025.

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