As AI reshapes construction, legal challenges around intellectual property, compliance, liability and cybersecurity are emerging as critical concerns for industry leaders in 2025
Trunk Tools’ innovative use of generative AI is reshaping how construction teams access and manage project data in the field
Municipalities must adopt digital collaboration tools to streamline permitting and meet CHIPS Act demands. Here’s how they can start
Interior designers do amazing work—here’s how Bluebeam can make their jobs easier
Learn about the impact of AI on job security, data protection and industry practices from leading experts in the infrastructure and construction technology sector
Discover how AI is transforming the construction industry, from automating tedious tasks to enhancing project efficiency and collaboration
Crowded dance clubs and music venues generate a lot of human body heat, so this Scottish club found a way to translate it into a significant energy source
The Florida structure was nearly entirely built using the technology, offering lessons for the construction industry looking to scale and replicate the building method
While it’s still early days for the most recent advancements of the technology, many industry firms have already taken advantage of some applications
Today’s AI applications offer far more than phantasmal images of structures that will never exist. But concerns continue over intellectual property, dataset quality and the changing definition of creativity (from 2023)
The technology appears poised to upend many construction workflows, largely for the better
Hadrian X has been in development for more than a decade, and its creators contend it now has the potential to transform the construction industry
Learn how this blueprint for success facilitates seamless collaboration, aligns stakeholders and ensures project goals are met
Might swarm robotics, where thousands of mini-bots work collaboratively, increase productivity?
Smaller contractors often operate with the idea that they can’t compete with larger competitors—especially with technology. Here are simple steps they can take to implement efficiency-boosting technology today
