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Contractor giant Suffolk Construction has invested in 27 ConTech and PropTech companies since 2019 through its Suffolk Technologies venture capital firm. Parker Mundt, Suffolk Technologiesā Vice PresidentāPlatforms, recently spoke with Building Design+Construction about his companyās investment strategy.Ā
Eric Vallejo,Ā Director of Reality Capture and Geospatial Solutions, IMEG Corp., discussesĀ strategies for using visualization and reality capture.
A recent study, 2023 State of Design & Make by software developer Autodesk, contains some interesting takeaways for the design and construction industry. Respondents to a survey of industry leaders from the architecture, engineering, construction, product design, manufacturing, and entertainment spheres strongly support the idea that improving their organizationās sustainability practices is good for business.
Burns & McDonnell breaks down three ways computer vision can effectively assist workers on the job site, from project progress to safety measures.
CO Architects is among a handful of firms that caters to this trend.
Drones keep getting smarter. How will they fit into construction workflow?
This survey of 130 of the nation's largest architecture, engineering, and construction firms tracks the state of AEC technology adoption and innovation initiatives at the AEC Giants.
āWith driverless delivery robots, we could fill a gap and get spare parts from our warehouses to the jobsite faster,ā said thyssenkrupp SVP Ivo Siebers.
Violators could be sentenced to six months in jail.
The new anti-drone system looks to protect stadiums, prisons, and other sensitive buildings and sites from unwanted UAV flights.
The technology can be used to prevent terrorist attacks andĀ spying.
The building is a lab for research on drones and 3D printing technology.
Some estimate 85-90% of drone operators arenāt FAA certified under the agencyās Part 107 rules or arenāt coveredĀ by liability insurance.
More AEC firms are boarding, as new FAA rules ease restrictions on operating unmanned aerial vehicles armed with sensors and cameras.
