Buildots and Revizto now integrate, allowing construction teams to combine the former’s AI-driven performance tracking and analysis while managing project communication and collaboration through the latter’s platform. 

Buildots has launched Dot, an interactive AI assistant for construction process management that answers questions with up-to-date information about the status of building activities.

When he became the British cycling team’s performance director in 2003, Sir Dave Brailsford took a surprising approach. Convinced that every single element of racing – no matter how seemingly…

Buildots has launched Integrated Tracking that unifies automated AI with manually in-the-field recorded data.  The tracker enables both types of data to be brought together in one place. It uses…

A round-up of BIM and digital construction stories you might have missed in the past fortnight, including Buildots raising $15m investment.

The Digital Construction Awards attracted 165 entries this year, 84 of which have been shortlisted. Here, we detail the shortlisted entries for Digital Innovation in Productivity.

The Digital Construction Awards attracted 165 entries this year, 84 of which have been shortlisted. Here, we detail the shortlisted entries for the Best Use of Data award.

Buildots has launched a new feature that predicts delay risks and alerts construction teams about pace issues so that they can proactively mitigate potential delays before they escalate.

If you turn data into information, you can use that information to exert greater control over a construction project. That was one of the key messages from Buildots at a recent Global Construction Summit webinar focused on performance-driven construction management.

The key to boosting construction project efficiency lies in shifting focus from solely what is being delivered to how it is being executed, according to Buildots. By optimising the underlying efficiency factors of a project, direct impacts on the project timeline can be achieved, steering clear of familiar delays.

Technology and acting on the data it produces is helping IHP, the Vinci Building/Sir Robert McAlpine, to transform healthcare construction, according to Mark Gibson of Sir Robert McAlpine.

Buildots has launched a new suite of tools that enables managers to accurately plan and track weekly activities and milestones using project-specific data.

Sir Robert McAlpine has adopted the AI technology platform Buildots as a preferred partner.

Ahead of the publication of Buildots’ playbook, 4 Ways To Boost Workflow Efficiency in Construction, strategic advisor Andy Steele uses the hero of Moneyball as an inspiration for the next step-change in construction’s performance.

The Digital Construction Awards attracted more than 140 entries, 62 of which have been shortlisted. Here we detail the shortlist for the Digital Innovation in Productivity award.

The Digital Construction Awards attracted more than 140 entries, 62 of which have been shortlisted. Here we detail the shortlist for the Best Use Of Data On A Project.

Poor usage of sites, subcontracted work unfinished and sequence deviations: Buildots has laid bare construction’s productivity problems.

The Vinci Construction UK/Sir Robert McAlpine joint venture, Integrated Health Projects (IHP), has deployed Buildots helmet-mounted 360-degree cameras for site monitoring on the construction of the Royal Bournemouth Hospital.