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Achieving compliance through 3D laser technology across hotel chains

Specialising in critical fire safety surveys, consultancy, passive fire installation and fire door maintenance, Trident Fire Protection provides clients with a comprehensive range of fire protection solutions, including utilising 3D laser technology.

Inflation, rising costs and difficulties accessing finance: How construction SMEs can overcome these challenges

The UK BIM Framework: Supporting the Big Three of built environment policy

Modular school building cuts carbon emissions

Elecosoft unveils live multi-user collaboration solution

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FARO® – 3D measurement technology

FARO is the world’s most trusted source for 3D measurement technology, it develops and markets computer-aided measurement and imaging devices and software.

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What will be the top BIM trends of 2023?

According to recent studies, the BIM market is expected to reach USD 52.5bn by 2030. This article explores the BIM trends that will dominate the construction industry in 2023.

Combining digital twins with Building Lifecycle Intelligence

A data-driven approach is key for efficient and successful construction projects. Cristina Savian shares some insights on how digital twins combined with a Building Lifecycle Intelligence approach, and openBIM, provided by software providers as the Nemetschek Group, can help accelerate digitalisation of the AEC/O industry.

Assessing the landscape for architectural technology in 2023

Tara Page is the new chief executive of the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists. Here, she looks ahead to the key challenges facing architectural technology in 2023, from implementing the Building Safety Act to addressing the sector's skills shortages.

Digital Construction Week 2023 announces a call for speakers

Digital Construction Week 2023 has announced a call for speakers to be a part of this year's conversation about construction technology and tools solving the built environment's most pressing challenges, held on the 17-18 May 2023 at ExCeL London.

Why should construction companies adopt model checking workflows?

As BIM usage evolves, so do reasons for model checking. In recent decades, the construction industry has moved from paper-based drawings to digital drawings. From there it proceeded to BIM models. Even more recently, it started to embrace BIM supporting services in the cloud.

First NHS hospital built using AI technology announced

The new Royal Bournemouth Hospital will be the first NHS hospital in the UK to be built with a groundbreaking AI technology.

Construction site management start-up SymTerra snaps up first 100 subscribers

SymTerra, the construction site management software, hits a major subscription milestone a mere three months since public launch of its subscription app.

Using tech to build a more sustainable sector

With organisations moving to reduce their environmental impacts in the wake of rapidly rising costs and increasing climate related events, technology holds the key to a more sustainable sector.

Vectorworks announces new Vectorworks Cloud Services using Apple technology

Vectorworks has released key updates to their 2023 product line, which focuses on providing users with a more reliable experience on Vectorworks Cloud Services and the Vectorworks Nomad mobile app utilizing Apple’s innovative technology.

Productisation and productivity: Considerations to increase business productivity in construction

If you haven’t heard about the wave of “product” and “platform” thinking in the construction industry, then you should read this article for a quick crib-sheet guide to what changes you need to be implementing in your business in preparation for a new wave of business productivity improvements in our sector.

5 ways construction technology can transform your business

It’s no surprise that times are tough in construction right now. According to the latest statistics from the Construction Products Association, construction output is expected to fall by 3.9% in 2023. With inflation driving up costs, firms are looking for ways to protect their bottom line. One solution? Construction technology.

Digital Twins: The answer to urban decarbonisation and a climate-resilient future

In this piece, Linda Wade, CEO of Spinview, will look at how visually intelligent digital twins can tackle urban decarbonisation and support decision-makers within the built environment in a climate-resilient future.

Kane recognised for innovative use of technology on Claridge’s Hotel project

Benedict Wallbank, BIM strategy and partnerships manager at Trimble Viewpoint looks at how Trimble Viewpoint’s Field View increased safety, efficiency and productivity during Claridge’s Hotel construction.

Could using AI to mine Early Warning Notice data all but eradicate unforeseen risk?

The early warning notice (EWN) functionality is often referred to as the jewel in the crown of the New Engineering Contract 4 (NEC4) framework. Designed with dispute avoidance in mind, it is a powerful tool that promotes mutual trust, transparency and collaboration between owners and contractors, to the benefit of both parties.

Why the industry needs to embrace construction innovation to meet housing demand

In this article, Professor Gabriela Medero, co-founder of Kenoteq, makers of the K-Briq, explores the future of construction innovation.

Transforming construction through wireless connectivity

With the global construction sector estimated to reach an annual output of £13tn by 2030, Mick Goulding, commercial director at Cellnex UK, explores how wireless connectivity can shape the industry’s future, with 5G private networks, Open RAN and IoT playing a key role in boosting productivity and meeting increasing demand.

How BIM and digital twin technology can reduce the carbon footprint of construction

With the race to net zero hotting up and building design and management ever more focused on ESG-related issues, BIM and digital twin technology used together can help the industry steal a march on more sustainably designed and operated buildings, explains Devan Mistry, associate director at McBains.

Using a digital twin for large construction projects

Using a digital twin for large construction projects, such as the Glasblokkene Trinn 2 in Norway, maximises collaboration and efficiency.

Constructing the foundations of a data governance programme

In this article, Lee Biggenden, Co-Founder & COO of Nephos Technologies explores how the AEC industry can harness and analyse insight on data resources using a data governance programme.

RECONMATIC to explore solutions to waste management in the built environment

Morgan Sindall Construction, BIMBox, University of Salford, University of Manchester and Arcas & Callisto Consulting will be part of a research project on waste management in the built environment.
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