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The golden thread of information on a hospital construction project

How the Golden Thread of Information connected multiple stakeholders on the Midland Metropolitan University Hospital project.

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Recruitment, sustainability and safety: Are construction robotics the answer?

The construction industry continues to face a myriad of challenges in 2024: recruitment gaps, sustainability concerns and an ongoing need to improve worker safety. Here, Dave Walsha, sales manager at drive system supplier EMS, explains why the adoption of robotics could provide a resolution.

Bouygues UK boosts efficiency, visibility and risk management with payment applications

In this article, discover how Bouygues UK integrated Payapps software to manage their payment applications, boosting efficiency, visibility and risk management.

Newforma X PBC on-demand: Navigating AECO collaboration technology for construction

In the second part in this series of Newforma on-demand webinars, technical solutions lead Carl Storms explores AECO technology collaboration and how to use technology to your advantage.

Construction technology strategy is key to making the UK a global tech powerhouse

If the UK wants to be serious about becoming a global tech powerhouse, it must place a construction technology strategy at the heart of innovation efforts, argues Haman Manak, procurement director at Stanmore.

Using digital tools to deliver social value accountability in public sector projects

Robbie Blackhurst, founder of Black Capital Group (BCG), explores how digital tools can ensure accountability and increase the profile of social value in public sector built environment projects.

Boosting the UK’s climate resiliency through digital skills

Stephanie Baxter, head of policy at the Institution of Engineering & Technology, explores how the UK can boost its climate resiliency through digital skills.

AI in planning departments: Friend or foe?

John Mason, associate at Carter Jonas, explores the use of AI in planning departments and its ability to review applications.

How Britain’s construction sector could benefit from using robotics

Britain must leverage the use of robotics and automation or risk being left behind on the global construction landscape, the National Roboatrium’s Pete Felton writes.

Virtuscan: scanning services for your structure and properties

Virtuscan specializes in Geometric Data Capture, utilising laser scanners, drones, cameras, and survey equipment to map and document properties and structures.

AUAR secures £2.6m to build sustainable homes using robotic micro-factories

Automated Architecture (AUAR) licenses its tech stack of robotic micro-factories and AI to enable home-builders to deliver low-energy timber affordable homes.

Startup’s latest funding round to expand AI underground mapping in UK 

Exodigo has secured over £82m of funding, which will be invested in expanding the UK team and AI underground mapping technologies.

Ethical public sector use of AI for decision-making in connected places

Public sector use of AI offers significant potential value but also brings with it significant concerns over its responsible use. A new project led by the University of Cambridge aims to put ethical considerations at the heart of decisions to use AI within digitalisation initiatives to create public value in connected places.

41% of architects now using AI, RIBA reports

New research by RIBA reveals that 41% of UK architects are already using artificial intelligence (AI) on at least the occasional project- and of those, 43% think it has made the design process more efficient.

Payapps: The simpler, more reliable and accurate application for payment alternative to spreadsheets

Making the submittal and approval of applications for payment faster and easier than ever before, Payapps is a proven, cloud-based solution that helps contractors and subcontractors work better together.

Safeguarding digital infrastructure: Cybersecurity for smart cities

Capterra’s Eduardo Garcia delves into the vital role of cybersecurity for smart cities, providing strategies for fortifying urban environments against evolving threats.

Leading innovators and collaborators to convene at Futurebuild 2024

The built environment’s most influential event for innovation and collaboration, Futurebuild, returns March 5-7 2024 at London’s ExCeL. With “take a stand for change” as this year’s key theme, Futurebuild 2024 promises to be the most transformative yet, furthering its mission of driving systemic change and taking a stand for a better built environment.

Construction technology in the Middle East set to shake-up industry

Construction technology in the Middle East is being embraced by more companies, according to a new region-wide survey. Kaarin Kalavus-Collins of Turner & Townsend takes a look at the results.

Nearly a quarter of tradespeople fell victim to cyber crime in 2023

23% of tradespeople surveyed by NFU Mutual had fallen victim to a cyber attack or cyber crime in 2023.

[VIDEO] Robot bricklayers could be coming to UK with new startup

Monumental's robot bricklayers can work as fast as a human stonemason and could be the answer to the UK's brickie shortage.

The digital future of construction materials procurement

With demands for sustainability, efficiency and cost savings on the rise, construction materials purchasing methods are evolving.

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