At handover, do you deliver data that clients both want and can use or are you simply drowning them in useless information? Dalux consultant Craig Howell Jones demands change.

Honeywell has launched what it claims is the first fire alarm system with EN-approved self-testing smoke detectors that can be tested automatically.

Anglian Water will use AI planning software from nPlan to forecast and deliver large-scale water infrastructure projects and project portfolios during the AMP8 investment window, which runs from 2025 to 2030.

BuildingSmart International and the EU BIM Task Group have set out a manifesto for driving openBIM adoption in Europe, including the UK and Ireland.

Northumbria University is working with academics in Saudi Arabia to understand how artificial intelligence (AI) can make UK construction greener.

An autonomous robot able to locate and fix potholes is set to pass its first test outside of a lab environment on the roads of Hertfordshire.

A consortium is developing the technology that could reduce costs and increase the efficiency of locating construction materials for reuse.

A Morgan Sindall project plans to use BIM and data to improve the construction industry’s waste management.

How much further can the design for manufacture and assembly (DfMA) approach go? Joel Hutchines calls for data to drive design for constructability.