What’s next for construction tech?

Guru Systems' smart meters will be installed in 785 homes at Wardian London, one of the city’s tallest residential developments.

The $38bn hospitality company is set to prototype new ways to design and build homes.

The Singapore-based startup has built an Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things platform that aims to reduce the number of tech vendors companies have to deal with when undertaking a digital transformation.

PlaceTech spoke to Bev Taylor, head of energy at Bruntwood, about their bold advanced energy strategy.

Passengers in London and Edinburgh will soon be the first in the UK to experience self-driving bus and taxi services under trials announced by Business and Energy Secretary Greg Clark.

More than 200 professionals from property and tech came together for a lively evening of celebration and networking, at PlaceTech Big Night Out at the Radisson Blu Edwardian Hotel in Manchester.

PlaceTech sat down with Bruntwood’s technology director, Paul Bamber, and head of digital, Jamie Boulger, in the developer's new head office at Union in Manchester’s Albert Square to discuss the company’s appetite for innovation and technology.

A joint venture between Wardell Armstrong and GIA aims to provide a viable alternative to wind tunnels, using the VU.CITY 3D model.

PlaceTech editor, Paul Unger, names his Most Valuable Players, setting about changing the property industry, as featured in the TRENDS Q3 report.