The construction sector, eager to embrace innovation, finds itself navigating a landscape saturated with promises of AI and ML-driven transformations.
Senthil is the CTO of Slate Technologies with advanced technology creation under his direction across global entities.
The construction industry represents the bedrock of economic development and infrastructural growth across the globe.
Can artificial intelligence design a viable building? And, if so, how much could it speed construction of Bay Area homes?
The schedule is a central source of information in construction, and multiple construction software vendors are creating artificial intelligence (AI) for contractors aimed at unlocking insights from or optimizing the schedule.
We live in interesting times, fascinating times and are experiencing a seminal moment in the realm of technology and computational science.
Construction is a trillion-dollar industry. It is also an economic-performance indicator and contributes to both local and global economies at scale.
The intent of design and construct (D&C) contracts is to cut costs by keeping both the design of the building and its construction to a single entity.
Three advancements — in generative AI, adaptive intelligence, and cognitive computing/NLP — are just around the corner. We illustrate their benefits and use cases using the construction industry as just one example.
What do chocolate mudcake recipes, industrialized construction (IC), Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DFMA) and artificial intelligence (AI) have in common? They hold the key to productization of construction.
Slate Generate helps teams productize design and automate take off and estimating to reduce costly mistakes and speed preconstruction and planning.