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Allplan acquires Manufacton to boost offsite
US firm’s AI and data-driven solutions designed to enhance offsite construction and prefabrication processes
D5 Render 2.10 introduces real-time path tracing
AEC rendering software also enhances environments and adds several new AI features
Chaos acquires AI software firm EvolveLab
Developer of V-Ray and Enscape will gain valuable AI visualisation technology, and new opportunities in…
Snaptrude builds in Excel-like interface
New 'Program mode' allows architects to quickly generate data-backed design concepts
AI platform to ‘liberate dark AEC data’
Tektome brings structure to data across various formats to enable automation and quality checking
Civils.ai launches no-code AI Workflow Builder
Aims to make AI automation more accessible to engineers, project managers, and construction professionals.
What do we want from AI? Defining responsibility in adoption
AI in construction, the call for standardisation and where the responsibility should lie
AI delivers 3D BIM model from 2D sketch
Higharc, a cloud-based design solution for US timber frame housing, has just demonstrated impressive new…
Hypar 2.0 – putting the spotlight on space planning
Hypar co-founder Ian Keough gives us the inside track as his cloud-based design tool puts…
