As returning to the office causes trepidation for some workers, maintaining a safe work environment is paramount to both building managers and designers. This means initiatives meant to keep occupants safe must be both functional and visible.
While the technology has been a boon for design professionals, virtual reality in construction is also making waves. Quality, safety and collaboration are key areas where construction professionals are benefiting.
Virtual reality is already shaking up the building design and construction professions, and it appears we’re just scratching the surface of this technology’s potential. While still very much in its evolutionary stages, building professionals and their clients can already grab a headset and experience the technology for themselves.
Thanks to the explosive growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) market, changes are advancing the construction industry in big ways, with future innovations limited only by the imagination.
The Internet of Things (IoT) has many sectors ripe for disruption. The retail environment is no exception, and operators are taking notice.
As tech disruption continues to improve many aspects of our consumer lives, there is no shortage of technology trends in commercial real estate. With technologies like the Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence still in their infancy, the future of this market is exciting.
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