How Lyvly is reinventing shared living to tackle affordability

The aggregator aims to streamline the rental process to allow tenants to find and rent a property anywhere in the world safely and without a viewing.

With the tech scene gathering momentum in Ireland, we've compiled a list of proptech companies leading the way.

As the world becomes increasingly digital, using a traditional lock and key system feels outdated, Ales Spetic, CEO of Klevio, explains how a smartphone key system could be the answer, without needing to replace the locks.

Following a successful trial at its Spark building in Warsaw, Poland, the Swedish construction and development giant is planning to bring to market the Connected by Skanska system, which enables office workers to run their parking, reception, heating, meeting rooms and more from a shared mobile app.

Find out more about the startups trying to find their place in the housing market with help from HACT:LaunchPad.

Commercial property data has historically been expensive and time consuming to obtain. Marcus Ginn, CEO of Edozo, explains how they are revolutionising the process of collecting and sharing comparable evidence using an online exchange.

The INRIX AV Road Rules platform enables cities and road authorities to assign, validate and manage traffic rules and restrictions for autonomous vehicles operating on public roads.

The digital display can ping information to viewers' smartphones and is fully customisable by agents.

Insulating floors can help save energy and money but often it's a disruptive process which involves ripping the house apart. Q-Bot believes it has the answer.