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Celebrating National Technology Day with a spotlight on the incredible advancements in construction technology! 💻🏗️ #NationalTechnologyDay #SustainableConstruction #FutureConstruction #ConstructionInnovation #BuildingTheFuture #Innovation

I will be speaking at the Future of Construction Tech Summit in Sydney in October, discussing innovation in our industry amidst tight profit margins. Excited to engage with fellow participants and exchange insights on this crucial topic. Would love to hear your insights on this topic. Visit www.fcontechsummit.com for more details. #Construction #Tech #Innovation #Summit

The construction industry is evolving rapidly, driven by technological advancements and changing market demands. What do you see as the biggest challenges in adapting to these changes? Let's discuss how innovation and adaptability can shape the future of construction. Share your vision for the industry's evolution! #ConstructionIndustry #Innovation #FutureOfWork

Technology continues to advance at a rapid pace—faster than ever before. We often spend some time at the end of the year planning for the year ahead. Let’s take a moment in the middle of the year to see what is going well—and what is not—in order to best prepare our businesses for the second [...] The post Four Step Mid-Year Tech Review for Construction first appeared on Connected World. https://lnkd.in/gkgRA6qM

Construction technology is advancing so fast, we might soon have buildings that assemble themselves. Until then, we'll just have to settle for cutting-edge tech that makes construction safer, faster, and more efficient. Remember, the only thing not advancing is the coffee on site. #ConstructionTech #Innovation #FutureTrends

Here are some thoughts and takeaways from yesterday's seminar organized by #DrasticProject, #TalTech, and #Timbeco: 🔹 Factory-based reconstruction of apartment buildings and the implementation of circular economy principles will play a crucial role in achieving the EU's ambitious goals of reducing buildings' energy consumption and carbon footprint. 🔹 Green Tiger Construction Roadmap 2040 outlines key strategies for reducing the carbon footprint associated with buildings: ◾ Avoiding unnecessary construction (don't build or build less) ◾ Embracing smarter and more efficient building practices while minimizing waste 🔹 During the seminar #Produktif presented their innovative clickable connectors system for the assembly and disassembly of building elements. This technology eliminates the need for material cutting and screwing during assembly, thereby contributing to greater efficiency and sustainability in construction projects.

The trend toward #smartbuildings is gaining traction globally, but which digital technologies have the potential to deliver the biggest impact on the construction worksites of tomorrow? Find out by reading the insight "The Future of Construction is Digital" at https://lnkd.in/eGcDGJ9V #Supertrends #innovation #constructiontech

Latest LDCA Blog: Is Technology Adoption in Construction Really Lagging Behind? 🖱️ How teched up is your business? Read the full blog here: https://lnkd.in/gq6xSFMS #ConstructionTech #TechAdoption #ConstructionIndustry

The future of tunnel construction technology is evolving towards increased sustainability, precision, and digital integration. Innovations like zero-carbon tunnels and digital twins for intelligent construction are at the forefront. These advancements aim to reduce environmental impact and enhance efficiency through digital modeling and decision-making tools. #tunnelconstruction #sustainability #digitization #innovation

Recently, our Centre for Sustainable Innovation (CSI)'s Associate Professor of #DigitalTransformation, Dr Angel Jimenez-Aranda, showcased his #research on digital #innovation in the #construction industry at the 5th International Conference on Building Science, Technology, and Sustainability (ICBSTS 2024) recently. Ensuring the availability of accurate, up-to-date product information is critical to enhancing safety and efficiency within the construction industry. Recent legislative measures, such as the Building Safety Act and Construction Products Regulation, highlight the urgent need for digitalisation and more effective data exchange across the sector. However, existing practices are often inconsistent, making product information difficult to access and unreliable. The fragmented nature of the industry further aggravates these challenges, increasing the risk of preventable mistakes that can lead to serious consequences. In response to these issues, the SmartScan platform was designed, developed and tested at The University of Salford. This pioneering digital solution streamlines the process of accessing validated and verified construction product information. Built on GS1 international standards, SmartScan provides a unified system for product identification and online information retrieval. Find out more about Angel's research, over on our #blog: https://lnkd.in/eA4c2P_i