Artificial Intelligence

When construction firms think about their overall use of technology, what should be their most important considerations? Puneet Raj General Manager Fieldwire by Hilti As the construction industry evolves, integrating technology and software into operations is essential for pro...

As the construction industry rounds the halfway mark of the decade, the rearview looks a bit blurry. In just five short years, a global pandemic upended the way the world works, a supply-chain crisis sent material costs soaring and social justice protests forced leaders to reexam...

CES [Consumer Electronics Show] is one of the world’s largest and most influential technology trade shows, held annually in Las Vegas. Organized by the Consumer Technology Association, CES serves as a global stage for innovators and breakthrough technologies across diverse indust...

Nitin Bhandari, CEO at Planera Inc., sat down with Construction Executive to share insights on optimizing management techniques for the construction industry. One of the primary techniques he revealed—visual scheduling—is sure to be a trending topic throughout 2025. Bhandari expl...

As 2025 rolls along, the construction industry finds itself at the intersection of technological innovation, evolving customer expectations and a growing focus on sustainability. For architecture, engineering and construction marketing leaders, staying on top of new trends is cri...

As an industry, construction is at a crossroads. Generational shifts in the labor market, changing risk profiles, dynamic build environments and increasing project complexity mean that companies are under immense pressure to get the best out of their most valuable asset—their peo...

Hensel Phelps, a leading construction corporation and the largest aviation contractor in the United States, is utilizing Track3D to integrate its AI-powered platform into its operations. This platform offers advanced capabilities in photo documentation, progress tracking, deviati...

Artificial intelligence is gaining traction in construction. According to Autodesk’s latest State of Design and Make Report, 66% of leaders believe AI will become essential to their businesses within the next two to three years. With the rapid advances that we’re seeing, it’s u...

Interest in artificial intelligence has been spreading like wildfire over the past few years. AI is not a new term for Trimble, which has been capturing and leveraging construction data for decades. From hardware to software, the field to the office or among stakeholders, harness...

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the construction industry by enhancing efficiency, safety and decision-making throughout the project lifecycle. AI in construction involves the application of advanced technologies like machine learning, computer vision and data analytic...