AI layer will support a large range of use cases, from design ideation to task automation
The Nemetschek Group, whose brands include Allplan, Graphisoft, Solibri, Bluebeam, and Vectorworks, has launched an artificial intelligence (AI) layer to be embedded in all of the Group’s major solutions from 2025.
The AI layer is modular and uses ‘secure cloud technology’ to process user requests. It can understand natural language, enabling ‘fast and accurate responses’ while optimising the way users work with Nemetschek products.
The AI layer will support a large range of use cases, from design ideation to task automation
Intelligent automation plays a central role by offering automated task execution, and adaptive project management.
Insight-driven decision-making is achieved through AI-powered data insights, which guide design processes and optimise decision-making.
Additionally, design augmentation allows AI to assist in design iterations, pattern creation, and scenario simulations, enabling more innovative and creative project outcomes.
The modular AI layer will also include collaboration tools that drive more effective communication between parties in the construction lifecycle
“As a leading software provider in the AEC/O industry, we are dedicated to ensuring that our AI technologies are developed ethically, prioritising transparency, fairness, and accountability. We are committed to creating AI systems that are explainable and free from bias, promoting inclusivity for all users. Privacy and data security are at the core of our AI initiatives, and we implement strong safeguards to protect sensitive information”, said Charlie Sheridan, chief AI and data officer, Nemetschek Group.
