Session
14:50–15:2232 min
Where does AI create value for the people actually wearing safety boots?
AI is moving onto the construction site. Professionals document with their voice, cameras recognise what they see, and phones measure as the work happens.
The site inspection becomes structured data that can be compared across buildings and over time - creating a better basis for efficient collaboration, risk assessment, and more resilient portfolios.
Tradespeople share examples of hours saved on inspections and doubled work capacity. We finish with a live demonstration, putting Construction City into 3D on the big screen before the session is over.
14:50–15:00
The professional talks, photographs and measures while the inspection is underway. AI turns the observations into an inspection report, floor plan and quantities — and ? says this saves five to six hours per inspection. We finish with the proof in practice: Wenn Property measures the room with a phone and shows the floor plan and quantities on the big screen.
15:00–15:06
Employees can register technical systems, images and measurements using their phones, and extract 95 percent of the required building data without conducting site visits. For one project alone, this work saves around 300 hours and €40,000 - while the data can be reused in operations.
15:06–15:12
Rehabilitation often starts with a simple problem: we don’t know what's inside the structure. Birdsview shows how better data can make refurbishment faster, cheaper and easier.
15:12–15:22
Real Estate players challenge the technology providers: What does it take for new tools to be used by people wearing work gloves - rather than die in the project office?
