"The unknown of the underground creates massive challenges for construction teams – from potentially dangerous utility strikes early in the build, to costly, unplanned rerouting work along the way or unstable foundations in the future. A powerful combination of advanced sensors, 3D imaging, and AI technologies can now create detailed digital twins of the underground landscape that can scale to meet changing needs so project leaders can see the full picture, including what lies beneath the surface, and properly plan ahead."-Jeremy Suard for Intelligent Build.tech. Thank you for the feature, Intelligent Build team! Digital twins are changing the game in many industries including construction, and we are proud to be leading that effort. check out the link below to read Jeremy's full commentary on how digital twins are changing construction for the better!
In our featured cover story this month, explore how Trevor Payne MSc FIHEEM FIWFM, Director of Estates at the University of Birmingham, leads innovation with Schneider Electric’s Smart Building technologies. Payne discusses their impact on campus efficiency, sustainability, and their benefits for students, staff, and the broader community. How can digital twins revolutionise real-time monitoring and predictive maintenance in construction? In this month's Editor's Question feature, experts from Egnyte, Exodigo, Trimble Inc., and Brickeye provide their insights. We also hear from Andrea Sorri, Segment Development Manager of Smart Cities, EMEA at Axis Communications, on the transformative potential of Smart Cities. Sorri explores how technology enhances urban living, the latest trends in Smart City development, and the challenges and opportunities ahead. That's just a snippet of what we have to offer in this month's magazine. Want to get ahead in your industry? Read the full magazine in the link below: https://lnkd.in/eYxugcd6 If you'd like to feature in the next issue of Intelligent Build.tech, contact our Managing Editor, Ellen Flannery at [email protected] Kevin Soohoo, Jeremy Suard, Michael Evans, Hamid Alemohammad, PhD, Antonie Goosen, Federico L., Kanav Dhir
