In the Spotlight

Patrick Murphy and The ConTech Crew delve into the transformative role of AI in the construction industry, specifically Togal.AI, while highlighting its impact on current construction issues and how we can strategically leverage AI to enhance the overall efficiency of construction projects.

According to a recent report by PlanHub, preconstruction is becoming a higher investment priority for contractors due to the increasing complexity of construction projects and an understanding that an organized pre-construction platform can help decrease rework, grow profitability and increase productivity.

How is AI going to change the construction industry in 2024 and beyond and how is that change going to affect the industry?

Murphy shares lessons learned, advice for future founders, and his vision for the future of construction tech.

Artificial Intelligence in construction saw its biggest expansion ever in 2023 as companies adopted the technology to finish construction projects faster and more affordably, amid record high material prices and labor shortages.

AI technology is making inroads in a variety of industries, automating tasks and processes that used to require human effort, while also enabling labor and cost savings.

As a native Floridian, I’ve seen first-hand how a perfect storm can trigger a housing crisis, slow other commercial and office development–and spark a revolution in the construction business.

AI has so much potential in the construction industry. Until now, large construction companies have been slow to adopt new technologies. Part of this is because contractors are bogged down with current projects and unwilling to take the time and risk to try something new.

Technology has come a long way over the last 20 years, and Togal.AI is harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) to help E&C streamline and simplify project takeoffs.