Explore how digital twins support building and infrastructure operations through clear use cases, validated models, reliable data and maintained asset links.
FARO® INSIGHT, a business of AMETEK®, Inc. is the world’s most trusted source for 3D measurement technology, it develops and markets computer-aided measurement and imaging devices and software.
How can the increasing range of technology being deployed in construction help to unlock more sustainable design and meet the climate challenge? May Winfield, global director of commercial, legal and digital risks at Buro Happold, takes a look.
With a major skills shortage, an ageing workforce and economic uncertainty, digital transformation in construction is needed to weather the industry’s perfect storm, says Luciana Kola of Elecosoft.
The AEC Production Control Room initiative aims to transform project delivery by bringing together multiple datasets from multiple systems into a digital control centre to enable smarter insights and collaboration.
As times change, future generations will begin to measure legacy on the positive environmental and social impact that it has on the world around it. Digital construction may just be the answer, explains Yves Padrines, CEO of the Nemetschek Group.
With 11% of all global carbon emissions caused by construction processes across a building's lifecycle, the new RIB carbon quantifier aims to reduce embodied carbon at the outset.
For modern construction software to generate ROI, it needs to reshape and improve business processes. In this article, Elecosoft explore how to use cutting-edge technology to enhance collaboration and profitability on commercial projects.
Information management is fundamental to any public sector body readying itself for digital transformation. But what is it and how can it improve service delivery? John Millar of BIM Academy explains.
Createmaster's new solution integrates their digital handover service with a user-friendly dashboard, making building safety compliance easier for users.
With a brief to create a world-class facility for the University of Sheffield’s Faculty of Social Sciences, HLM Architects conceived striking architectural designs using Archicad, winning a competitive bid to deliver The Wave, an impressive new gateway to the university’s campus.
Implementing digital solutions in construction has been long anticipated to revolutionise the way projects are executed; however, there still seems to be a gap between the rhetoric and the actual implementation of said technology into projects.
Payapps head of UK and Ireland, Neal Hooks, explores how using construction technology to build a resilient business model can help construction firms absorb stress, recover critical functionality and thrive in altered circumstances.
The Nemetschek Group takes a closer look at the seven construction technology trends taking the industry by storm in 2023, including digital twins, BIM, AI and automation.
After nearly half a century in the industry, David Emery of the Supply Chain Sustainability School looks at the evolution of digital models and the innovations that are driving the democratisation of digital data in construction.
With ChatGPT gaining mass attention recently, Dr Andrew Pidgeon, global head of strategic innovation at RSBG Infrastructure Technologies, examines the opportunities and challenges for artificial intelligence in design, construction and consultation.
AI has become a buzzword after some of the world’s most advanced AI technology has been made free for anyone to use. But we still don’t have a full picture of what AI in construction means or how we should leverage its potential.
