News and plain-language guides on the software builders run: acquisitions, AI features worth turning on, and how to get found in Google and AI answers.
Ten months after buying Datagrid, Procore is selling AI agents that review submittals, draft RFIs and write daily logs. Here’s what they do and how the pricing works.
Bedrock Robotics, started by former Waymo engineers, has excavators digging on paying job sites with no operator on board. In October it raised $600 million to put more of them to work.
Houzz spent 2026 adding AI to almost every part of Houzz Pro, from the first estimate to the daily log. Here’s what’s there now and what’s worth turning on.
At Pantheon 2026, ServiceTitan launched Homh, a marketplace that homeowners and their AI assistants can use to find and book contractors. It’s an early sign of where leads are heading.
Procore launched a voice-first jobsite app at Groundbreak 2026, plus a closed test on Meta’s AI glasses. Here’s what crews can actually do with it today.
A new benchmark gave leading AI models raw construction drawings and asked for takeoffs. The best one scored 34%. That’s a useful reality check for anyone pricing work.
This fall, three moves pointed the same way: AI is coming to the back office of construction companies, mostly through deals between software vendors.
Buildertrend announced four AI tools and two financial features on September 29. Here’s what each one does and where a residential builder should start.
Autodesk University 2026 was full of AI agents. Most of what was shown is a preview, with rollout details promised for 2027. Here’s how to separate the demo from what you can buy.
Procore’s biggest deal of the year wasn’t an AI company. It was DroneDeploy, a drone and site-capture platform. The reason says a lot about where construction AI is heading.
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