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🔒 Site Analysis with AI-Powered Computer Vision
AI-powered computer vision is used to demonstrate how on-site monitoring in construction can be enhanced using AI Vision built on Google AI Studio’s platform. This article walks through a practical site analysis workflow, showing how the system auto...
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🔒 Automating Cost Analysis: Implementing Granular AI Estimating
Researchers talk about “AI cost estimating” all the time. In practice, most of the effort still comes down to two stubborn problems: finding the right work items and building a cost breakdown that is transparent enough to trust. That is where granul...
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🔒 Building an AI-Powered Daily Construction Log Generator
In this article, we explore how the Gemini API within Google AI Studio can be used to streamline construction site reporting. The article demonstrates the development of a Daily Construction Log Generator, showing how visual...
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🔒 AI Risk Assistant: Automating Risk Management in Construction
This article builds on the same AI logic tested during site and document analysis on the Trg pravde project. In that case, AI was used to scan real project documentation and automatically surface phase-specific risks across the project lifecycle. Th...
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🔒 AI for Construction Scheduling: A Field-Validated Workflow
This a step-by-step breakdown of how AI was applied on a live residential project to build, validate, and stress-test a construction schedule. It shows the exact inputs used, which AI outputs were reliable, and where human control and CPM software r...
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🔒 Developing Specialized LLMs for the AEC Industry
This is a technical presentation delivered by Kristijan Vilibić on the development of specialized Large Language Models (LLMs) tailored for Architecture, Engineering, and Construction. The focus is on identifying industry-specific challenges, evalua...
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AI-Powered Safety Intelligence in Construction
Construction safety management has traditionally relied on static documents, classroom-style training, and manual interpretation of regulations, site plans, and equipment manuals. While these methods remain necessary for compliance, they often strug...
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