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AEC Industry Predictions for 2025 — vGIS

Wednesday, December 18th, 2024

By Alec Pestov Founder, vGIS

Alec Pestov

Predictions for the 2025 AEC Sector

In 2025, the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) sector will continue to evolve—not through sudden disruption but through the steady refinement of specialized tools. These advancements won’t replace the tried-and-true methods but will work alongside them, enhancing efficiency and streamlining processes. Real progress comes not from adopting tools for the sake of innovation but from rethinking how we use them to tackle longstanding challenges.

Here’s what we expect in the year ahead.

Custom AI: Practical Applications, Real Results

AI has steadily made its way into construction workflows, addressing specific challenges with focused tools. From automating permit submissions to tracking tasks and verifying data quality, these purpose-built AI solutions simplify processes and provide users with immediate insights.

What’s changing now is the emergence of comprehensive platforms that combine multiple AI functions. These platforms have the potential to unify fragmented tools, making it easier to connect workflows and create broader efficiencies across projects. The cumulative effect is already evident: repetitive tasks are automated, human error is reduced, and professionals are freed to focus on solving more complex problems.

In 2025, we anticipate more examples of AI and machine learning showcasing their value in real-world applications. Tools like vGIS’s trenching solutions will demonstrate how AI can solve specific challenges while delivering measurable results. The goal isn’t about sweeping changes but about practical improvements that make daily operations smoother and more efficient.

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Arcure Blaxtair: Transforming Industrial Safety with AI-Driven Pedestrian Detection

Friday, December 6th, 2024

Las Vegas, NV — At the 2024 Trimble Dimensions Conference, industry leaders gathered to showcase groundbreaking advancements in technology and safety. Among them, Franck Gayraud, CEO of Arcure, shared insights into his company’s mission to bring AI-driven pedestrian detection technology to the heavy machinery and industrial safety sectors. Arcure, a France-based company Gayraud co-founded 15 years ago, operates under the brand Blaxtair, a name now synonymous with collision prevention technology in high-risk work environments. This system has become a lifeline for operators of large vehicles, from construction and mining to logistics and warehousing, where the line between safety and hazard is often razor-thin.

The latest version of the Blaxtair sensor, embedding edge AI safety functionalities.

Sitting down with Gayraud, it quickly became evident that Blaxtair isn’t just about technology but also about fostering a safety-first culture in industries where even minor oversights can have catastrophic consequences. “We designed Blaxtair to be an intelligent ‘eye’ for operators, recognizing and reacting to the presence of pedestrians around industrial vehicles,” Gayraud explained. Blaxtair’s ability to detect humans in the vicinity of vehicles and then trigger either alerts or an automatic slowdown makes it an essential tool for workplaces navigating an increase in human-machine interaction.

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