Even in construction, artificial intelligence applications range from a formless networked virtual computer-dwelling brain that crunches mountains of data, to an array of data-collecting sensors, to real-live physical robots autonomously laying bricks. It’s still early … about How Will Artificial Intelligence Change the Construction Industry?
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A Look at the Future of AI and Robotics for Construction Equipment
The following is a look at six of the world’s largest and most prominent equipment brands’ robotics, automation, and artificial intelligence projects.
5 AI Solutions Powering the Construction Industry Today
Technology usually takes root in an industry when it’s driven by genuine need. As the construction industry grapples with the impacts of Covid-19, now more than ever the industry should consider alternatives to ensure continued … about 5 AI Solutions Powering the Construction Industry Today
The 5 Artificial Intelligence-Based Technologies the Industry Can’t Ignore
The lack of clarity around what exactly AI is and what its capabilities are may contribute to its slow uptake in construction. Fortunately, other prominent industries have already woven the technology into their operations to … about The 5 Artificial Intelligence-Based Technologies the Industry Can’t Ignore
How These Tech Companies are Helping Keep Construction Workers Safe During COVID-19
The following six construction technology companies are among those leading the way in getting creative about how to use their product to help keep workers healthy and jobsites safe from COVID-19.
A Q&A With JBKnowledge CEO James Benham
Jobsite recently sat down with James Benham, CEO at JBKnowledge. He shared his insights into how technology is changing the industry and discussed strategies companies can implement to stay ahead of the game.
5 Construction Technologies Set for Huge Growth by 2025
A recent study released by Ernst & Young highlights some of the technological advancements causing disruption in the construction industry, and points out several it expects to grow most over the next five years.
New Uses for AI Emerge to Help Construction Firms Weather the Pandemic
In response, construction camera services provider OxBlue has turned its extensive network of cameras into an AI-supported tool to monitor construction activity during the outbreak.
How Smart Apps are Boosting Project Productivity and Efficiency
Slowly but surely, as the potential efficiency gains realized by digitizing the capture and storage of that information become clear, more companies are relying on smart apps to do the heavy lifting.
Thousands of Robots Expected to be on Jobsites by 2025
Large segments of the construction industry still consider robots as a far-off technology of the future, with no practical application for their companies. That attitude has been slowly shifting, and new research is forecasting the … about Thousands of Robots Expected to be on Jobsites by 2025
