November 2022
This article is part of a blog series on immersive technologies, exploring how they are changing the way we do business in the construction industry.
Immersive technologies like virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) are revolutionizing Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC).
VR is mainly used...
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November 2022
If you want to stay competitive in this rapidly changing environment, you need to be aware of how immersive technologies are changing the way we do business in the construction industry, so that your employees can be more efficient and effective.
Immersive technologies help to identify and resolve potential design issues, pinpoint risks, and visualize not-yet-built assets from a 3D drawing...
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October 2022
This article is part of a blog series on wearables, exploring what they are and if your business is agile enough to enable collaboration.
The continuous development of technology helped us to evolve our buildings, infrastructure, and commercial facilities. The new tools allow us to construct bigger and more sturdy structures.
The...
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October 2022
This article is part of a blog series on wearables, exploring what they are and if your business is agile enough to enable collaboration.
The construction industry, which is slow to adopt technology is now embracing the wearables and will implement more of the technology quickly in the next 5 years:
52% of rework can be avoided...
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October 2022
If you want to stay competitive in this rapidly changing environment, you need to be aware of how technology is changing the way you do business and that your employees are more efficient and effective.
Wireless sensors and trackers are embedded in personal protective equipment such as gloves, vests, and hard hats.
They can monitor vital elements of workers, their movements, repetitive...
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