A weekly round up of news for digital construction professionals
AECOM has said it will use 100% digital design in its upcoming transport and infrastructure design contract for Saudi Arabia’s mega-project NEOM. It said the use of digital design will help ensure accuracy and efficiency, and will keep key stakeholders engaged in the process.
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The UAE construction industry is forecast to grow by 3.8% in 2021. The construction sector in Saudi Arabia is also expected to have high growth in the coming years, partly due to investment in tourism projects in the country.
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A consortium comprising Winvic, UWE Bristol and One Big Circle has secured £600,000 of funding from Innovate UK for AI-enabled software to send personal site risk alerts to teams. The ‘Computer Vision and IoT for Personalised Site Monitoring Analytics in Real Time’ project will run for two years.
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A new report says that the global 3D printing construction market is expected to grow in size from being worth $69.7m in 2019 to $259.3m by 2025.
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CDV Systems and 26 Degrees Software have released Collectus, a cloud-based BIM graphics library of more than 14,000 families and templates for Revit users.
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According to the CTO of AVEVA Andrew McCloskey, Digital Twin technology will be increasingly used by organisations in the construction industry. The concept of Digital Twins is becoming relevant to a wider number of industries due to their digital transformation strategies.
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