Layering collated data – the future of construction? The term ‘collated data’ comes from the process of collating or gathering together. This kind of layering is extremely useful for combining individual datasets that may have been generated for very...
Predictive modelling in construction Predictive modelling, also known as Machine Learning, involves analysing data to make predictions about future outcomes. This can be particularly useful for businesses who want to accurately predict customer needs and preferences,...
IoT in construction The construction industry is rapidly adopting the Internet of Things (IoT) to improve project management, workplace safety, and overall efficiency. Connected devices gather and share data that can be used to monitor job site conditions, track...
Process Automation in construction The construction industry is rapidly advancing in its adoption of automation technology, such as robots and algorithms. These tools improve efficiency and accuracy on the job site, leading to reduced errors and cost savings for...
Social media monitoring – how it can inform and advise future construction projects Social media monitoring is an extremely useful tool for businesses and organizations to keep track of how their brands are doing online. Social media monitoring helps you understand...
Biometric sensors in construction Biometric sensors are a type of sensor that can be used in construction sites to provide real-time data about environmental conditions and worker safety. These sensors can measure things like air quality, noise levels, temperature,...
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