Think of this as using very smart software to act like an extra brain on your construction projects: it studies drawings, schedules and sensor data, then suggests safer, cheaper and faster ways to build.
Modern construction projects suffer from cost overruns, delays, safety incidents and fragmented information spread across drawings, schedules, emails and field reports. AI is being positioned as a way to analyze all that data, predict issues early and automate parts of planning, monitoring and quality control.
Domain-specific data from past projects (costs, schedules, RFIs, change orders, safety incidents) and deep integration into construction workflows (BIM, project management, scheduling, jobsite telemetry) provide the main defensibility for any AI system in this space.
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This appears to be a thought-leadership or academic/industry-bridge piece from Stevens Institute of Technology rather than a specific commercial product; the differentiation is in framing how AI research and education can be applied to future construction practices rather than selling a defined tool or platform.