As the construction industry increasingly turns to artificial intelligence (AI) to streamline operations, improve decision-making, and drive innovation, choosing the right AI software becomes crucial. Here are five key points to consider when evaluating AI software for your construction projects:

Trunk Tools shadowed a large TI office project in downtown Boston, uncovering key pain points for construction superintendents, project managers, and engineers. Through 20+ hours of observation, we identified workflow challenges and areas for improvement.

In Summer 2024, AI is advancing rapidly, with 65% of organizations adopting generative AI, expanding into new industries like marketing and sales.

Case Study Proves Trunk Tools’ Effectiveness on Jobsites In a pilot program with Gilbane, Trunk Tools’ TrunkText was deployed on a $456 […]

At the recent ENR FutureTech conference, Dr. Sarah Buchner, CEO and Founder of TrunkTools, and Andy Roy, Superintendent at Gilbane Building Company, […]

Trunk Tools’ Dr. Sarah Buchner and Gilbane’s Andy Roy Give Stellar Keynote at ENR FutureTech 2024 Learn about how TrunkText leverages cutting-edge […]

Construction professionals constantly face challenges on the job site, ranging from managing vast amounts of project documents to ensuring efficient communication among […]

Trunk Tools’ Product Team Discusses TrunkText’s Newest Feature: Image Summarization Learn about our newest AI-powered feature, and how it improves TrunkText, our […]

Skilled construction professionals have mastered the art of balancing Construction’s 4 M’s – money, manpower, machines, and materials. Despite advances in capital […]

In 2023, technology continued to affect how we conceptualize, design, and build structures. As we step into 2024, it’s crucial to anticipate […]

International Women’s Day in Construction As we celebrate International Women’s Day this Friday, we’re shining a spotlight on several remarkable women driving […]

Bold New Ideas from Boots on the Ground The most valuable ideas for process improvements often come from those on the front […]