A weekly round up of news relevant to digital construction professionals in the Middle East Immensa Technology Labs has forecast that the additive manufacturing and 3D printing market will be worth $599m by 2025, a three-fold increase on...

Data is integral to successfully using any construction technology

In this snippet from our webinar on 10 technologies disrupting the construction sector, we focus on IoT use onsite, the importance of collecting and using data, and the growing use of drones – and the unexpected benefits contractors...

Getting employee buy-in and putting in place training and clear policies around how data is treated is critical for successful business change One of the fundamental changes happening to the construction industry – and the job site –...

Tackling greenhouse gas emissions and moving towards net-zero carbon are going to become increasingly important to construction

Injuries and fatalities on the construction site harm reputations, impact profits and delay jobs. Onsite monitoring using IoT will increase as a method to improve worker safety.

Whilst modular construction is well-established, 3D printing is in its infancy. Some construction experts say a hybrid approach will offer significant economies of scale

In the first of a three-part series looking at 3D printing in construction, we focus on how materials use will change once the technology becomes more widespread

Speaking during the Construction Technology Forum in Dubai, panellists argued that governments must ensure regulations are in place for 3D printing