Smart Technology
Artificial Intelligence: The Grand Challenge in Construction
The Government's recent policy paper "Industrial Strategy - Building a Britain fit for the future" has earmarked Artificial Intelligence and data as one of four 'industries of the future' - one that can improve lives and boost productivity.
By Michael Urie
SMART and Sustainable Hospitals
‘Smart’ hospitals can capture everyday data to radically re-engineer our approach to healthcare. Enabled by an underlying network of interconnected digital assets, they are able to optimise, redesign and create new clinical processes, management systems and infrastructure. Smart hospitals are also able to provide services and insights which help improve patient care, patient experience and operational efficiency.
By Michael Urie
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The New Normal in Higher Education: The Digital Campus Of The Future
The New Normal in Higher Education: The Digital Campus Of The Future
The digital campus is a well-connected one - limiting frictions by using readily available data. Essentially, they can be thought of as mini smart-cities, underpinned by a technologically adept infrastructure.
By Michael Urie
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The Real Potential of Smart Buildings Is Buried In Data
The Real Potential of Smart Buildings Is Buried In Data
The clever gadgets and the Internet of Things are just the tip of the iceberg - the current possibilities. Read on to find out how data will help create a true smart building.
By Felicity Francis, BISNOW
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NextGen Perspectives on...Big Data and Smart Technology
NextGen Perspectives on...Big Data and Smart Technology
How important is big data and smart technology to the next generation? and how can we harness big data and smart technology to innovate within the construction industry?
By Michael Urie
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The Internet of Things in Construction
The Internet of Things in Construction
In simple terms, IoT is a network of embedded sensors, meters, appliances and devices capable of sending and receiving data about changes to their current physical state and surrounding environment over the internet.
By Michael Urie
