Constructed Futures, An AI Edge Podcast

David Noble is Director of the Werth Institute at University of Connecticut and an innovator both as an entrepreneur, and entrepreneurship educator. Join us for a discussion about starting up a company, product innovation and what matters in building a construction technology product.

Procore has lead the construction software field with their integrations strategy, centered around the Procore Marketplace. Kris Lengieza is at the center of that development, and shares with us their experiences and some of the benefits of that level of integration.

Note since airing: The committee Stephan brought together over the past 9 months  has worked to put together an initial draft for 3D Construction Printing Standards, kicked off it's first official meeting on Thursday March 25th as  ISO/TC 261/JG 80 "Joint ISO/TC 261-ASTM F 42 Group: Quality requirements for additive manufacturing in building & construction (structural and infrastructure elements)"...

Anil Sawhney, Global Program Lead for Construction at the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), joins me to talk about the role of standards, what RICS is, and the value of quantity surveying as a practice.

Henry Lederman, founder of Qnect, has been driving innovation in the structural steel sector for decades. Learn about how changes in structural steel fabrication quality have made it possible to much more accurately design the connections that make our buildings stand and stay standing.

Salla Eckhardt, Director of Transformation Services at Microsoft, joins the podcast to talk through the need for a digital building lifecycle, and progress she is seeing toward that goal. Salla is an amazing thinker and shared a deep understanding of digital transformation.

Aarni Heiskanen is the founder of AEC-Business.com, and a leading thinker in AEC technology. Aarni talked with me about the need to develop much clearer, useful and accessible tools for awareness of what's going on at the construction job site.

Renowned architect, speaker and Stanford University educator Terry Beaubois takes us on a journey from NASA in the 1970s to where technology and design might take us in the future.

Join Dan Bulley of the Chicago MCA, and Mike Zivanovic of the United Association and GTP Services as they explore their decades of experience introducing technology to their respective trades.

Karl Sorensen and Peter Shiner founded Blue Collar Capital Partners because they love the industry, and because they see a real opportunity to fund and incubate companies that will bring greater efficiency to jobsites. In this episode, we talk about what they're seeing in the market, and what drives them to support tomorrow's innovators today.

Ciara Peter is one of the most respected Product Management leaders in Silicon Valley. Ciara shares a variety of approaches and frameworks for how to design for real people, and increasing engagement, utilization and ultimately value to the user.

Innovation guru and author Bryan Mattimore debunks some myths about innovation and gives us ideas for how organizations large and small can innovate reliably, and profitably.

Matt Maher, founder of M7 Innovations, talks about how to integrate new technologies like AI voice, augmented reality and others into construction workflows.

Join Paul Doherty, one of the Construction Industry's leading voices, as we explore a range of topics about how things are changing, and powerful frameworks for where the industry might go next.

Join Danielle Dy Buncio for a conversation about how companies in construction are navigating the journey of digital transformation. As founder and CEO of VIATechnik, Danielle is on the front lines of change across the industry.

Guy Geier, Managing Partner of FXCollaborative, one of New York's premiere architectural firms, joins us to discuss collaboration and creativity in virtual settings. How is virtual meeting better, when is it necessary to be in person?

Join me for this episode with Chris Mayer, the former publisher of the Boston Globe, and first Chief Innovation Officer of Suffolk Construction, and currently one of the leading thinkers in Construction Technology.

Damon joins the podcast to talk about his experiences in developing 3D data applications for construction, founding the AEC hackathon, and where he sees 3D technologies going on the jobsite of the future.

Constructed Futures is a podcast featuring industry leaders sharing their vision for the future of the built environment.