In the ever-evolving landscape of the AEC industry, technological advancement is the only path forward. This pillar takes you on a deeper dive into the transformative power of digital transformation, innovation, and cutting-edge technologies.
From Building Information Modeling (BIM) enhancing project collaboration to the integration of advanced construction technologies like drones and robotics, the AEC sector is redefining how we design, collaborate, and construct, ushering in a new era of efficiency, precision, and project excellence. By championing technological advancement, we not only stay at the forefront of industry trends but also lead the charge in shaping the future of construction.
Check out our newest blog posts featuring insights on technological advancements from some of the brilliant minds and thought leaders in our industry.
This powerful technology has a vast range of applications beyond just creating content. The architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry is beginning to embrace the potential of AI and machine learning.
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This new global standard has the potential to transform the industry, providing a standardized framework for information management and promoting the integration of BIM
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Embracing new technologies can go a long way towards improving the construction sector’s bottom line. The path is clear. Seizing the opportunities of today can only lead to a brighter tomorrow.
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Cities are phenomenally complex, living spaces that can generate an overwhelming amount of data, so collecting, managing and using that data is also phenomenally complex. There are huge pitfalls to avoid, privacy being the obvious one, and misuse by private entities another.
Human nature makes the future a scary place. Scientists had predicted pandemics for decades, but the Covid-19 pandemic still felt like it came out of nowhere. Our tendency is to react to events, rather than get ourselves ready for likely eventualities.
Planning cities requires a lot of data. That data can be difficult to penetrate, and that’s where synthetic cities come in. Myrna Bittner and RWI Synthetics create complex visual models of cities that are used to experiment and model what might happen with new projects like transit, housing or even if every resident owned a guinea pig.
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