AI draws on vast data pools
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AI draws on vast data pools
AI systems are exposed to an endless amount of data to learn from and improve every day , and every job site becomes a potential data source . Data generated from images captured from mobile devices , drone videos , security sensors , BIM and others have become a pool of information . This presents an opportunity for construction industry professionals and customers to analyse and benefit from the insights generated from the data with the help of AI and machine learning systems . Despite the predictions of massive job losses , AI is unlikely to replace the human workforce . Instead , it will alter business models in the construction industry , reduce expensive errors , reduce worksite injuries , and make building operations more efficient , according to Trimble .“ Leaders at construction companies should prioritise investment based on areas where AI can have the most impact on their company ’ s unique needs . Early movers will set the direction of the industry and benefit in the short and long term ,” it states .
builders to snap images of punch list items or RFIs , add in relevant notes , and then automatically attach the information to the correct position in the digital replica and floor plan .
BrainBox AI , a pioneer in predictive and self-adaptive commercial building technology , is activating Network Operations Centres ( NOC ), which enable it to provide 24 / 7 support to its community of global customers . It was recognised by TIME as one of the Top 100 best inventions and by CB Insights as one of the Top 100 AI startups redefining industries in 2021 . The company is also a member of the MaRS Discovery
78 October 2021