A look at the world of Construction Technology – by Arnie Gess, publisher of Construction Links Network

Technology is transforming every aspect of the construction industry, from design and planning to project management and execution. As new tools and techniques continue to emerge, it’s more important than ever for professionals in the field to stay up-to-date with the latest trends and innovations. This blog series offers in-depth coverage of the most important developments in construction technology. Whether you’re interested in the latest software platforms, the newest building materials, or the cutting-edge research shaping the future of the industry, you’ll find it all here.

Miami’s construction scene just got a new specialized construction tech collaborator with the arrival of Boris & Associates Inc., a management consulting and construction tech consulting firm that’s set to transform the industry landscape. Expanding its operations to Miami, the firm is on a mission to cater to the diverse needs of its clients by delivering a range of comprehensive services.

Tooey Courtemanche, CEO at Procore Technologies discusses how many of Procore’s customers are leading the charge with innovative projects that are not only shaping the future of the construction industry, but also the world. Here are some of the most groundbreaking projects that are paving the way toward a more climate-conscious future including a project by Multiplex Canada, a Toronto-based general contractor, is at the forefront of sustainable construction.

This year, contractors and construction leaders are facing a complex yet interesting landscape. Navigating the industry continues to be a task of innovation and flexibility. Increased funding from the recent federal infrastructure bill amid ongoing supply chain and labor shortages mean a complicated path forward. With the increase of automation across all industries and new tech solutions arising daily, construction leaders and their teams must also adapt to an ever-changing environment. In this blog by Truelook Construction Cameras, they will explore the tech challenges facing the industry and how their technology can help.

When it comes to construction, sound is often considered a necessary evil. The constant noise of heavy machinery, power tools, and construction work can be deafening, leading to potential safety hazards and negative health effects for workers. However, what many people fail to realize is that sound can actually play a positive role in construction when used properly. This blog share by OnTraccr Technologies explores the role of sound in construction and how acoustics can improve the safety, productivity, and well-being of workers.

The British Columbia government has announced a $9 million investment in a new technology partnership aimed at improving digital permitting. The initiative, called the Digital Permitting Project, is a collaboration between the government and private sector technology companies. It aims to streamline the permitting process for construction and development projects, reduce wait times and enhance transparency. The project will use advanced technology such as artificial intelligence and machine learning to identify inefficiencies in the current system and develop solutions to address them. It is expected to improve the overall efficiency of the permitting process and support economic growth in the province.

As construction companies seek ways to maximize efficiency and profitability, many are turning to cutting-edge technology like laser cutters and 3D printers as tools to increase efficiency. Technology’s progress has proven invaluable for builders and contractors who now utilize tools that make production faster with greater precision than ever before – unlocking its power gives construction firms the ability to take on even the most complex project requirements with confidence.

FieldBin announced the roll out of several new features to its application, including GPS stamping for location and time tracking, inventory management for multiple locations, and increased customer messaging capabilities via email and text confirmations, “on my way” notifications, technician reminders, and live chat support for 24/7 assistance.

Sysdyne Technologies welcomes Santhosh Srirambhatla as Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Santhosh will head the product and engineering strategy and teams, in addition to driving the product roadmap and supporting the company’s accelerated growth goals. Santhosh brings over 20 years of experience building, advancing, and implementing enterprise solutions across large and technology sophisticated enterprises such as Jaguar Land Rover, Lenovo, Canon, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Pep Boys, Nvidia, and more.

Safety-tech company SafeGuard has announced that it has secured an $8 million Series A funding round for its machine learning technology that identifies dangerous patterns and enforces preemptive measures for construction sites. The funding was led by investors Ron Zuckerman and Hillel Kobrinsky, with an additional group of real estate investors including Ronen Peled, Yehuda Rachamim, Zemach Hammerman, and Wall Street investor Jeffrey Schoenfeld also participating.