Getting the Most Out of AI Takes Real Work, Say ENR FutureTech Speakers
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ENR's FutureTech conference demonstrated that getting real value from AI requires significant effort and implementation work on construction jobsites. The event featured AI-powered workflows, robotic equipment, and 3D-printed structures that showcase emerging technologies reshaping how projects are built.
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ENR's annual FutureTech conference showcased at AI-enabled workflows, robots walking jobsites and 3D-printed Walmarts.
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