Drones, Robots and 3D Printing Lead Construction Trends in 20242 min. de citit
In 2024, construction companies are placing greater emphasis on sustainability to meet growing market expectations and comply with environmental regulations aimed at achieving climate neutrality by 2050. At the same time, digitalisation and automation are becoming essential for boosting productivity, reducing costs and enhancing project quality, as highlighted in a Deloitte report.
To support this transition, companies are increasingly using environmentally responsible materials in their developments. In response to labour shortages and economic uncertainty, many are turning to the BIM methodology and advanced technologies such as 3D printing, drones and robotics to optimise resources and shorten delivery timelines, according to an article from Epicflow.
Emerging technologies are set to transform the construction sector by improving efficiency, enhancing quality and safety on site, and reducing material waste. Artificial intelligence is also expected to redefine construction expertise. Collaboration with industries such as IT and robotics will play a key role in driving innovation and knowledge-sharing, as noted by Autodesk.
AI adoption in construction brings significant advantages. It supports the creation of complex architectural designs and allows companies to anticipate market trends through predictive analytics. At the same time, automating repetitive tasks frees up professionals to focus on high-value work, increasing both productivity and innovation, according to Deloitte.
Drone technology is also gaining traction in construction this year, PlanRadar reports.
Drones can rapidly inspect sites, provide accurate data for planning, map terrain, access hard-to-reach areas, generate 3D site models and identify potential risks early on.
Leviatan Group, which includes Leviatan Design, Ubitech Construcții și eConfaire Immersive Design, brings together a team of 300 professionals who constantly track trends in the industry. Their aim is to refine workflows and develop project solutions that meet the demands of a rapidly evolving market.
The group also benefits from the expertise of eConfaire, a research and development company with strong experience in software, hardware, engineering and construction.
Leviatan Group’s commitment to innovation and quality is evident through its active presence at over 20 major industry events in the past year, including Autodesk University, BIG 5 Global and INTERGEO.
Every project carried out by Leviatan, Ubitech and eConfaire reflects a shared passion for excellence, placing the three companies among the leaders in their fields.
