Construction Technology News

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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?

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

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.

Although the construction industry outlook for the future continues to improve, it’s important for contractors to keep looking at new ways to remain competitive in an industry that has faced many challenges in recent years.

Bret Tushaus, VP Product at Deltek, explores the growing role of artificial intelligence the built environment and how to bring these technologies to your construction project.

AtkinsRéalis geoscientist Holger Kessler delves into how increased mapping of the subsurface environment can support the UK's growing productivity drive.

A new programme, Solving Tech for Small Builders, is being launched in April by the Construction Coach to help SME builders choose technology.

Accurate geospatial data is key to managing, optimising and futureproofing assets, writes Diarmuid Murphy, director of property at Murphy Geospatial

Jason Instrell of SFG20, the industry standard for building maintenance, looks at how facilities management continue to evolve in 2025.

Smart infrastructure development harnesses the capabilities of quantum networked AI to revolutionise urban environments.

Despite continuing to face challenges such as rising costs, skill shortages and supply chain issues, 2025 marks a pivotal year for construction to advance towards net zero goals, increase innovation and boost efficiency. But what strategies need to be prioritised to maintain momentum and take a step towards a more sustainable, efficient and resilient future?

As the construction sector begins to fully embrace artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, Deltek's Neil Davidson explores the associated obstacles and benefits.

Virgin Media O2 Business’ Andres Cruz Gordon explores the positive impacts of connecting built environment field workers with mobile solutions.

The construction industry is witnessing a transformative shift driven by the integration of advanced informatic technologies like AI and IoT, paving the way for the development of smart buildings that promise unprecedented levels of efficiency, sustainability, and adaptability.

Self-healing roads could be made a reality with research powered by artificial intelligence to develop a self-healing asphalt.