Construction data modeling is a tool that goes back to 2009. Through this tool, all data related to construction can be shared with the players involved in a project. It covers the process from conception to demolition.
BIM (Building Information Modeling) is used for the following purposes:
This tool will continue evolving and adapting to the needs that will arise in 2050.
The mid-2010s marked a turning point in the advent of robots in the construction sector. In 2015, the robot 'In-situ Fabricator' was seen working independently on a construction site.
In September 2018, a new milestone was reached. Fiberbots swarm managed to build fiberclass structures.
These robots will continue to develop with a two-fold objective: be a substitute for tools and enterprise staff, suggest new tasks for robots.
With thousands of sensors installed in the hotel, the owner of a hotel will be able to perform many tasks:
Faced with the large increase of connected objects and growing fears of personal data protection breaches, some hotel professionals foster now a non-digital approach. As such, Hotel Bellora in Göteborg offers free nights to guests who accept an internet-free stay.
In that light, it is conceivable that, soon, there will be hotel zones prohibiting wifi to encourage discussions. It is already the case in some coffee shops the United States and United Kingdom.