Podcasts about digital construction

In this episode of Smart Twins, host Jimmy Abualdenien speaks with Maximillian Weiß, Head of BIM and Digital Construction at Deutsche Bahn, about the second core route project in Munich. Weiß leads the BIM GAS team responsible for this megaproject, which aims to ease the pressure on Munich's public transport system by building a 7-kilometer tunnel with three new stations.Weiß shares his journey from studying geology at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) to working on major construction projects, including roads, bridges, and train stations. He discusses how his early work in critical foundation construction shaped his shift toward digitalization, specifically how Building Information Modeling (BIM) can improve workflows and solve complex construction challenges. Weiß explains how BIM was first introduced to him in 2016 and describes its use in the design and planning stages of the second core route project.The conversation dives deep into the challenges of building beneath Munich's central station, maintaining ongoing train operations while constructing new infrastructure. Weiß also shares insights into using point clouds and LiDAR to digitize existing assets, combining 2D drawings with 3D models to improve accuracy.Listeners will hear about the significance of simulations in ensuring safety and optimizing passenger flow in new train stations, as well as the use of BIM in both the design and construction phases to keep the project on track. Weiß also touches on future uses of AI and digital twins in construction, offering a glimpse into how Deutsche Bahn is working to stay at the forefront of technological innovation.

In this weeks podcast, Babatunji Adegoke takes a look at trends in digital construction.

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Can tech startups get a slice of the multi-billion pound digital transformation that's underway at London's iconic business district? In this eye-opening podcast, Roman Baran, the Senior Manager of Digital Construction at Canary Wharf, cuts through all the hype and takes us straight to the real-world impact of new construction technologies. Learn how AI, data analytics, worker tracking, and knowledge management tools promise to revolutionise the industry. Roman reveals what construction giants are looking for when evaluating new tech – and offers advice for both construction companies and those selling to them. This is a conversation you don't want to miss. Tune in and learn: How to pitch disruptive tech solutions directly to general contractors How AI could speed up construction decision-making and eliminate guesswork for data-backed strategy Having a giant knowledge database: Imagine if every project's lessons learned were available to all The advantages (and challenges) of tracking workers on site to boost productivity and safety Why simplicity and finding "the gap" you solve are crucial to tech success in construction And much more .. —---------------------------- Stay ahead. Get all the news and insider exclusives delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for our newsletter The Bytes Line at: https://bricksbytes.show LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bricks-bytes/ X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/bricksbytespod Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmNbunUTIIQDzbJgGJt9_Zg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bricksbytes/ —-------------------------- This episode is brought to you by Shft—the BIM partner you need to fill the gap in your digital skills and tackle your BIM needs, end-to-end. Visit: https://maketheshft.digital —---------------------------------- Timestamps: (00:00:00-00:02:40) Intro (00:02:40-00:27:02) About Canary Wharf Group (00:27:02-00:33:51) How to choose tools as a Developer (00:33:51-00:40:45) Exciting Technologies that will change Construction (00:40:45-00:50:45) Areas with gap in Construction (00:50:45-01:10:41) LLMs in Construction (01:10:41-01:11:57) Outro

Imagine breaking new ground in a field that's ripe for innovation and brimming with opportunities. Sara Hedge, CDI Contractors' BIM VDC Coordinator and a trailblazer for women in construction, joins us to share her transformative journey from architecture and interior design to spearheading digital construction. Her story is not just about personal triumph but also about how she's leveraging her expertise to foster diversity and inspire a new generation through technology and engagement in organizations like NAWIC and WLI.This episode isn't just about shattering glass ceilings; it's also about shattering old norms of construction practices. Sara takes us through the initial resistance her team faced while shifting to 3D modeling and how they overcame operational challenges, leading to project successes that set a new benchmark for innovation at CDI. We peer into the intricate process of reimagining an underground utility tunnel with cutting-edge scanning technology and discuss the necessity of internal buy-in for adopting such transformative tech. It's a candid look at the trials and triumphs of embracing change.As we wrap up our conversation, Sara, who has managed projects worth over $1.5 billion, forecasts the exciting role of AI, AR, and VR in the construction industry's future. While acknowledging the hurdles of technology adoption, she highlights the importance of empathy and education in smoothing the transition. Join us as we explore the not-so-distant dream of teleportation devices and reflect on the significant time-saving and connectivity potential such innovations could offer. It's an episode packed with vision, expertise, and a glimpse into the future of construction technology. Contact the Future Construct Podcast Produced by BIM Designs, Inc! BIM Designs, Inc.: minority-owned, US-based, union-signatory preconstruction technology firm, offering turnkey BIM modeling, laser scanning, coordination management, and other VDC solutions to the AEC industry. Schedule a free consultation: sales@bimdesigns.net. Subscribe to our weekly blog and our Future Construct Podcast Suggest a podcast guest

In dieser Woche wartet eine aussergewöhnliche Episode unseres Podcasts auf euch. Unser Gast ist Lucas Aeschimann, ein Digital Construction Student im sechsten Semester, der für ein aufregendes Abenteuer sein fünftes Semester als Austauschstudent in Ägypten verbracht hat. Lucas öffnet ein Fenster zu einer Welt voller neuer Erfahrungen und gibt uns einen Einblick in die notwendigen Schritte, um ein Auslandssemester zu realisieren. Er beleuchtet das akademische Umfeld, das kulturelle Leben und die Freizeitgestaltung in einem Land, das viele von uns nur aus der Ferne kennen.Im Gespräch mit Lucas tauchen wir tief in seine persönlichen Erlebnisse ein: von der Planung und Vorbereitung über die Ankunft in Ägypten bis hin zu den täglichen Routinen und besonderen Momenten abseits der Heimat. Dabei geht er auch auf die akademischen Aspekte ein, erläutert, welche Module er besucht hat und wie diese seine Sichtweise auf das Studium und die Bauwelt erweitert haben.Diese Episode ist nicht nur eine Erzählung über das Leben und Studieren in einem fremden Land; sie ist eine Inspiration für alle, die darüber nachdenken, selbst ein internationales Abenteuer zu wagen. Wir freuen uns über euer Feedback. Folgt uns gerne auf LinkedIn oder auf Instagram @hslu_digitalconstruction und vergesst nicht ein Like dazulassen. Bis zum nächsten Mal!

Crushed by a horse, now crushing prejudice [00:32]Elite Australian athlete Hacia Atherton spent seven months in hospital recovering from a near-fatal accident in 2017.She was told she may never walk again, but she was having none of it.It took many months after leaving hospital, but she fought the pain and self-doubt to get back on her feet.In the process, she hatched a new mission in life: to make the construction trades a beautiful career for women and men.Her unique approach with Empowered Women In Trades (EWIT) has helped thousands of women take up a trade in an industry where only 3% of tradespeople are female, and she's only just getting started.Construction Skills Olympians [11:12]November saw the WorldSkills UK National Finals, highlighting the talents of the country's up-and-coming professionals.One of the competition's categories was Digital Construction, and Justin Stanton spoke to three digital construction specialists who came away with medals: Rebekah Over, Tom Bowles, and Calam Kearney.The rhetoric of modernisation [20:20]Have you ever wondered why report after report telling the industry to “modernise” never change anything? Or why they seem to bear little relation to the way the industry even works?University of Reading Professor Stuart Green has been studying the construction “improvement” agenda for 30 years.The second edition of his book, Making Sense of Construction Improvement, came out last month, covering the years of austerity, Brexit, and what he calls the “perma-crisis” gripping the industry, marked by a string of disasters including collapsing Edinburgh schools, the Grenfell catastrophe, and the ruination of Carillion.Its overarching theme is the idea that “modernisation” itself is used as a kind of propaganda to deflect attention away from what really stops us improving quality, safety, and productivity.It's genius, he says, because while nobody can really define what “modern” construction means, absolutely nobody wants to be seen as old-fashioned.

In today's episode, we are delighted to introduce our esteemed guest, Prakash Senghani, a Digital Construction thought leader and the Co-Founder and CEO of Navatech Group. Join us as we engage in a deep discussion on the Exploring Generative AI and Digital Transformation in Construction.Don't miss out on these key highlights from the podcast: Prakash Senghani's personal journey in the construction tech industry. Lessons learned: Embrace opportunities and overcome fear of failure. Reflections on working in the UK and the UAE construction industries. Tech-savvy population in the UAE accelerating tech adoption. Importance of software adoption in construction tech. Digital transformation, data management, and generative AI. Tune in to gain valuable insights and industry expertise from Prakash Senghani. Stay informed and connected with our podcast for more enriching discussions on interesting topics on construction. ---------------------------------------- Prakash Senghani, Co-Founder and CEO of Navatech Group ---------------------------------------- Today's Sponsor: ⁠⁠⁠beta⁠⁠⁠ – Construction and technology network platform  – connecting the tech industry with traditional partners.  Check ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.the-beta.com⁠  Timestamp:- 00:00:00 --> 00:01:10 - Intro00:01:10 --> 00:01:52 - Sponsor00:01:52 --> 00:07:45 - Prakash's background and moving from the UK to the UAE00:07:45 --> 00:08:52 - Openness of people to technologies in the UAE00:08:52 --> 00:10:30 - Type of technologies mostly used in the UAE00:10:30 --> 00:13:06 - Key lessons Prakash learned during his journey00:13:06 --> 00:15:32 - Digital transformation and innovation in large organisation vs. small startup00:15:52 --> 00:17:03 - Definition of digital transformation00:17:03 --> 00:17:57 - Understanding data as key to success00:17:57 --> 00:20:51 - The way startups sell their solutions to large companies00:20:51 --> 00:25:43 - Best ways of implementing technology00:25:43 --> 00:26:50 - Improvement of BIM technology over time00:26:50 --> 00:28:15- Prakash's definition of generative AI00:28:15 --> 00:29:37 - Introduction of safety.ai00:29:37 --> 00:32:19 - Generative AI use cases in construction industry00:32:19—> 00:33:47 - Generative AI and its adoption amongst people00:33:47 --> 00:38:45 - Future use of AI in construction industry and its impact on people00:38:45 --> 00:42:35 - Comparing life in the UK to the life in the UAE00:42:35 --> 00:44:09 - How to become a board advisor00:44:09 --> 00:44:56 - More about Prakash00:44:56 --> 00:45:18 - Outro

On this episode I am joined by Joe Mady, CEO of DCT, a digital construction specialist. Joe shares the story behind his career and gives an insight to the impact digital construction is having on the data centre sector.Joe shares his career journey and outlines how he made the move into BIM, and then how he progressed to establishing DCT.We then discuss how DCT has grown since Joe first established the company  in 2018. They now have a workforce of over 50 people spread across four locations. We discuss how digital construction has evolved, the impact this has had on the data centre sector, and what technology is going to impact the sector in the future.Joe also gives an insight to his experience working with the next generation of talent, including how we can attract more talent my utilising the technology. You can download the Digital Construction Pack here - https://dctgrp.com/digital-construction-pack/

Cupix Adds CupixWorks to Bentley's Powered by eye twin Program The one-stop digital construction solution enables every stage in the built-world lifecycle   San Jose, California. Tuesday, April 11, 2023. Cupix, a global spatial digital twin platform that provides visualization and analytics for owners and builders across the entire built-world lifecycle, announced today the addition of its leading product, CupixWorks, to Bentley Systems' powered by eye twin program.   CupixWorks is a state-of-the-art 3D digital twin platform that enables decision-making and collaboration through all stages of a building's life cycle. Project Managers, General Contractors, Architects, and Owners can remotely view, track, and manage on-site progress via 3D spatial contexts and life-like 3D navigation.   By leveraging the Bentley eye twin Platform, CupixWorks can synchronize and visualize 3D, 360° capture data — along with bim models plus customized data — and use geo referencing to place the capture in the site's physical location.   “We are excited to add CupixWorks to Bentley's powered by eye twin program,” said Simon Bae, CEO at Cupix. “The eye twin Platform's visualization and synchronization capabilities help CupixWorks to deliver life-like 3D navigation that feels like you're on site. This improves collaboration for stakeholders—wherever they are—based on what's actually happening at the site.”   “We are very pleased to have Cupix add their CupixWorks solution to the powered by eye twin program,” said Adam Klatzkin, Vice President, eye twin Platform, at Bentley Systems. “In doing so, the company joins a growing ecosystem of developers building powerful digital twin solutions on the eye twin Platform. CupixWorks is a great example of how 3D reality capture data and BIM can be synchronized for virtual site navigation and progress tracking of complex construction projects.” --- Cupix media release continues in the We Get Around Network Forum (www.WGANForum.com) here: https://www.wegetaroundnetwork.com/topic/18538/page/1/cupix-adds-cupixworks-to-bentleys-powered-by-itwin-program/  

In this episode of the podcast, host Tim Fitch talks to Padraig Delaney, London Regional Manager for Digital Construction, and Josh Harding, Digital Construction Manager, about a project by Sir Robert McAlpine called The Forge. This 139,000 square foot office development is pioneering a new approach to construction known as platform design for manufacture and assembly (P-DfMA), which sees a standardised “kit of parts” used as a construction material. The project has been funded by Innovate UK and is setting new industry standards with the use of digital technology. The guests discuss the challenges of the project and how their digital construction methods are improving efficiency and accuracy. If you would like to know more about the project follow this link: https://www.srm.com/news-and-comment/the-forge/    

In der ersten Folge des Digital Construction Podcasts erfährst du, was dich alles erwartet. Arrigo und Naomi, beide Studierende des Studiengangs Digital Construction an der Hochschule Luzern möchten euch die neusten Entwicklungen im Bereich der Digitalisierung in der Bauindustrie, sowie neue Methoden und Technologien näher bringen. Sie nehmen dich mit in ihren Studentenalltag und geben dir Einblicke in den modernen, zukunftsorientierten Studiengang.Wir freuen uns über euer Feedback. Folgt uns gerne auf LinkedIn oder auf Instagram @hslu_digitalconstruction und vergesst nicht ein Like dazulassen. Bis zum nächsten Mal!

On this month's Built Environment Matters podcast, Brett Rogers, CEO of KatalystDI, talks to Head of Global Systems Jaimie Johnston MBE about integrating supply chain data into the design and construction process and how new digital platforms are enabling a new world of data-led collaboration. Brett Rogers is CEO of KatalystDI, a tech company that develops and sells SaaS solutions that map and manage the supply chains behind many of the world's largest construction programs. Brett has over 20 years of experience building teams and delivery programs in support of global critical infrastructure delivery. Throughout his career with Google, Tesla, and others he has  delivered more than $10.0B of projects in 25+ states and 4 continents. Brett holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Industrial Engineering from The Pennsylvania State University in State College, PA and today lives in Atlanta Georgia. 

In this episode of the Connected Construction Show, our guest is Gary Cowan, the head of Digital Construction for the Kane Group. Join host Matt Sprague and co-host Ben Wallbank, as they discuss the cost of the "Ah, that's close enough" approach and how the future of construction is integrating technology into the building process so you never have to guess again. They'll tackle the UK government's Construction 2025 goals and the future of building smarter buildings and a smarter construction process on this not to be missed episode. Subscribe: ConnectedConstructionShow.com

Listen to our latest podcast with Zig Rubel, president and CEO of Forsight Digital. He talks to podcast host Jaimie Johnston MBE about using data to create better healthcare facilities, the role of standardization and componentization how we can meet the healthcare needs of the future with new technology, and the evolution of Integrated Project Delivery (IPD).

Apply now to Digital Construction Traineeship by LOETB. Padraig Boland Training Manager LOETB tells you how and why to get involved

Digital Construction Sites with Angelos Nicolaou, the CEO of Sektor. Angelos grew up in construction crew expat camps in Saudi Arabia before moving to Cyprus and eventually the USA to complete his studies. Before founding SEKTOR, Angelos worked as a Client Representative for VVIP clients from the Middle East, managing ultra-luxury construction projects in over 10 countries for five years. His passion for technology and love for the Construction industry, lead to the creation of SEKTOR.build, an industry-leading distributor and integrator of Construction Technologies for the global AEC industry. Subscribe Spotify | Apple | YouTube | Google | Stitcher | Player.fm | iHeart Resources Angelos's LinkedIn Profile Sektor.build Sektor on LinkedIn Sektor on Instagram

A brief overview of the software and solutions addressing the needs of the ever changing construction industry. From drones the 3d visualisation as well as Geo and Eco management.

Did you know that there is a WORLD event for Digital Construction Skills every year and a team from the UK competes against other countries from around the world on different challenges like modelling a project in BIM against the clock?! Me neither! I've been living under a digital construction rock, luckily my next guest Michael McGuire who is a lecturer at New College Lanarkshire has opened me to something I did not know existed.Lecturer by day and Training Manager for the WorldSkills outside of hours - tune in to learn Michael's journey in digital construction, what the New College of Lanarkshire are doing to make their students employable in the field of construction once graduated, as well as an insight in the awe-inspiring Digital Construction competitions at the WorldSkills event.Michael is a Lecturer at New College Lanarkshire and the Training Manager for the WorldSkills UK BIM team training to compete in Shanghai 2022.An Autodesk Certified Instructor with 21 years CAD experience and over 12 years of structural steelwork and fabrication experience, his main responsibilities lie in developing and teaching the HNC and HND Computer Aided Architectural Design and Technology courses.LinksYou can get in contact with Michael here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-mcguire-a680bbb/Learn more about World Skills here: https://www.worldskillsuk.org/Looking for upskilling? Check out: https://www.nclanarkshire.ac.uk/

Property Matters, S.4Ep.3: 28th September 2021: Property price hikes & digital construction update Hosts Bryan Fox and Carol Tallon are joined by REA spokesperson Barry McDonald and PJ Rudden, Chair of the Construction Sector Group for innovation and digital adoption www.ipropertyradio.com

In this episode, Board Director Jaimie Johnston MBE talks to Craig Lamont, Chief Commercial Officer, at  asBuilt Digital in Sydney about 3D spatial technology, IoT connected construction sites and how we should use the tech to return the time back to human.

In this WDBE Talks podcast episode, Jaan Saar, Head of Digital Construction for the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications in Estonia, talks about finding and implementing a common language for digitalized construction. To unlock the real benefits of all the cool technologies like AI, VR/AR, XR, IoT, and hyper-automation, we first need to make […] The post Unlocking a Supersense for a Common Language in Construction appeared first on AEC Business.

Here's a synopsis for the upcoming webinar! Optimize your Digital Construction QA Workflows with Verity, powered by JetStream Please join us for an informative webinar on Leica Geosystems' latest solution in the digital construction space, Verity powered by JetStream, created in cooperation with our partners at ClearEdge. Digital Construction workflows, leveraging the sometimes labour-intensive creation and maintenance of BIM models, have developed rapidly over the last few years. Verity has been at the front of that movement offering an automated solution for clash/anti-clash reporting to conduct as-built verification and construction progress reporting. Verity compares laser scans of as-built conditions against any 3D Navisworks model to generate accurate quality assessments. Now, you can check 100% of installed work in the time it used to take to spot check 5% and find construction mistakes before they become expensive problems. Verity powered by JetStream takes the industry leading solution from Verity and supercharges it with Leica's JetStream technology for up to 10x faster analysis and reporting from project loading to final delivery, while tapping into the collaborative benefits of working within the JetStream ecosystem. This webinar will discuss: Where does Verity sit within the Leica Field-to-Finished workflow Choosing the right sensor and the right field workflow to get the most out of Verity powered by JetStream Preparing your data for use in Verity powered by JetStream How CloudWorx and Verity combine to supercharge your Verity workflow What are the unique benefits of Verity powered by JetStream --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

PitchBook venture capital reporter Priyamvada Mathur joins the show to discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic has sped up digital transformation in the construction industry (1:59), why that transformation is expected to last through COVID-19 (5:25) and how venture capital firms and startups across the industry have struggled to adapt over the past few months (7:35). Mathur also explains why 2Q data will tell us the real story on how firms are faring (10:25) and whether they think they’ll be part of a V-shaped recovery (12:08).

Øyvind talks about the importance of working together as active parts involved in the BIM process, scanning for quality assurance, RPAs, robots, drones, why he thinks Norway is a frontrunner in the digital transformation in the Construction Industry, BIM-kiosks, building without drawings, IPD (integrated project delivery) contracts and many other interesting things. Øyvind is a Business Developer - Innovation and Digital Construction at AF Gruppen which is a leading contracting and industrial group. "Virtual Design in Construction is about combining people and technology to fulfill the main goals of the projects and to constantly monitor how well your team is doing. BIM is one of the main pillars and an enabler of achieving a process of the Virtual Design in Construction where BIM is the central hub containing the project information and also an enabler for communication and mutual understanding of the product which the team is creating and working with."  Øyvind Kjøllesdal Subscribe Spotify | Apple | YouTube | Google | Stitcher | Player.fm Resources Øyvind's LinkedIn Profile AF Gruppen Scaled Robotics Dalux

This show comes from Tallinn, the capital of Estonia. Estonia has a really incredible reputation for being the ‘most digital society in the world’ and for this reason alone, it’s a place I’ve been wanting to visit for a long time. I sat down with Virgo Sulakatko. Virgo has a really interesting background. He currently sits on the Board at Novarc Group, one of Estonia’s leading AEC consultancies. He is also the Vice-Chairman of the Estonian Digital Construction Cluster and you’ll hear more about what that is in the show. In this episode, we’ll be answering some big questions, like:- How is the most digital society in the world approaching the digitalisation of their construction sector? - How can innovation thrive in a country where ‘everyone knows each other’? - What benefits can be sought when you have your national digital construction platform in the same system as your digital healthcare, digital taxes, digital voting? From a data perspective the opportunities are just mind-blowing!

See full story on the Future Distributed website. Solibri are the market leaders in Quality Assurance and Quality Control software for the construction industry.Back in late 2019, I sat down with their Product Director, Juan Rodríguez. I really enjoyed our conversation about all things construction technology and product management. In this conversation you can expect to hear about: what the future of product development looks like at Solibri, which countries are advanced on their digital construction journeys.

Property Management, Resilient Industry Leadership & Digital Construction Solutions Joining host Carol Tallon on Property Matters this week are: Aisling Keenan, Managing Director of A.K. Property Services talks us through the challenges facing residents and property managers of multi-unit developments currently dealing with Covid-19 restrictions. Valerie O'Keeffe, CEO of ClarityVP Consulting explains the importance of resilience for industry leaders during these challenging times and vital first steps in taking back control of our response to the crisis. Joseph Mady, CEO of Digital Construction Technologies Group (DCT) discusses how project owners are “leaving money on the table” by failing to embrace technology to project manage efficiently and how now is the time to seek out digital collaboration solutions. Listen back to this and all shows on: www.ipropertyradio.com

Learn about how BIM can save help improve quality and reduce waste on construction projects, as well as providing ongoing value to a building user. Thanks to Joseph Mady from Digital Construction Technologies Group for his time in explaining it to me. https://www.linkedin.com/in/joseph-mady-7513219b/ https://www.dctgrp.com/ Thanks to our sponsor, UtilityAR. Interested in looking at how Augmented Reality can work for your site? contact UtilityAR today at www.UtilityAR.com Our Host Patrick Liddy is an experienced innovator who has disrupted the energy sector by bringing Demand Response to Ireland and the UK. Now focused on Augmented Reality which is going to become a major opportunity for all industry, he has become is an expert and thought leader in the space and is working with industry to implement projects in the Utility, High-Value Manufacturing, and Data Centre Space. If you enjoyed the show please share it with your colleagues or review us on iTunes or whatever other podcast platform you are using. thanks

Engineering Success interviews Vicki Reynolds a Digital Manager at Multiplex Construction Vicki has worked closely with stakeholders of every level of seniority and experience to deliver BIM and Digital Construction across a number of major projects in the UK. In her current role as Digital Manager at Multiplex Construction she works on the pre-construction digital strategy and digital skills development across the organisation. She believes that, so long as you find the right learning method, BIM and Digital Construction can be accessible for everyone. A core member of Women in BIM, Vicki works hard to support, retain and provide opportunities for women in the digital construction environment and regularly presents at schools to promote STEM and Construction to girls in education. Vicki believes strongly that the industry must diversify in order to successfully digitalise, and works hard to encourage women of all ages and experience to consider construction as a viable and rewarding career option.

Construction plays a vital role in supporting economies for healthy societies. Today, the construction industry is in the midst of a disruptive revolution that changes how work is done, how construction professionals’ skills are developed, and how customers interact with construction organizations. Digital Construction encompasses many things, such as 3D digital modelling of entire construction sites and visualizing end-to-end construction project workflows. This evolution enables the industry to be more efficient, productive and accurate while also increasing safety. Christian Luttenberger, Vice President Heavy Construction at Leica Geosystems, discusses how Hexagon provides the means for digitalizing construction with construction solutions that integrate data to create seamless workflows and make entire projects safer and more efficient.

The Fourth Industrial Revolution has brought about the advent of Digital Construction - improving construction operations and processes with digital solutions. This new movement takes many forms, such as 3D digital modelling of entire construction sites and visualising end-to-end construction project workflows. In this episode, we speak with Michael James.

In this episode of the AEC Business Podcast, Jaan Saar tells us about his work as Head of Digital Construction and why he thinks the public sector has a key role in the digitalization of the construction industry. Jaan has managed processes and IT in the construction industry for over 15 years. He joined the […] The post Digital Transformation of the Estonian Construction Sector: An Interview with Jaan Saar appeared first on AEC Business.

In this 2nd episode Head of Technology and IT for ArcDox Ken Montague discusses the IT requirements for Building Information Modelling and Digital Construction.

Welcome to the 1st Episode of the ArcDox Podcast. This Podcast will discuss the topics of BIM and Digital Construction among lots of other interesting topics relating to the construction and the built environment. Episode speakers - Ralph Montague and Pat Slattery

I had the pleasure to talk with Paul Doherty, AIA, President and CEO of the digit group. Paul is a BIM pioneer, construction innovator, and smart city strategist. In this 44-minute interview, we’ll learn, among others How the AEC Hackathon came about Why proper application of BIM will revolutionize construction How to do construction business in […] The post Digital Construction and Smart Cities – Interview with Paul Doherty appeared first on AEC Business.