The introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) is radically transforming numerous industries, and home building is no exception. Although traditionally slow to adopt new technologies, the home building sector is now on the brink of a major digital overhaul driven by AI capabilities. Ignoring AI
The construction industry, traditionally wary of new technologies, is now at a pivotal moment where artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to transform its landscape. With significant investments making headlines, AI startups like Lumber are gaining traction, promising not only to
The construction industry in Australia has historically exhibited resistance towards adopting new technologies due to ingrained risk assessments and an overall aversion to change. Over the past five years, there has been a notable shift, with the perception of risk evolving to foster a more
Luca Calarailli is an expert in construction, with extensive knowledge in design and architecture. His passion for exploring technology applications and tools that drive innovation within the industry has led him to be recognized as a thought leader. In this interview, Luca discusses Boom, a
Skanska UK has made significant strides in smart building technology with the development and enhancement of its Intellekt platform. Initially deployed at its City of London headquarters at 51 Moorgate, Intellekt leverages real-time data to optimize building performance, reduce carbon emissions,
The residential construction industry in Australia is undergoing a significant transformation driven by the adoption of digital tools. This shift is largely a response to the increased demand for housing, spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic and the federal government’s HomeBuilder grant. As builders
