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The days of construction projects running behind schedule and over budget could soon be over as AI technology tries to solve the U.S. productivity puzzle. Disperse, an AI-powered construction firm, has raised fresh finance to expand into the U.S. in a bid to tackle inefficiencies on building sites.

Disperse, a London-based startup that helps construction companies automatically capture and process visual data from construction sites, has raised $15 million in a series A round of funding from Northzone, with participation from Revolt Ventures, Kindred, and Frontline.

Construction Technology Firm Will Use New Capital to Drive North American Expansion and Fuel Further R&D and Co-Innovation with Strategic Customers

Disperse is a startup using A.I. to help construction companies transition to the digital era. Marco Lobo, Chief Customer Officer at Disperse, joined Cheddar to discuss the company's $15 million funding round.

Matt Gough, director of innovation and work winning at Mace, sat down with Nicola Byrne to talk about the construction group’s 2022 strategy and how the firm is innovating in a sector deemed to be behind agriculture in digitisation.

One Park Drive is set to tower over a swathe of retail, commercial and residential buildings shooting up in the overhauled Wood Wharf area. Canary Wharf is evolving once again, but this time with a difference. [...] Canary Wharf Contractors is using Disperse – an artificial intelligence service that tracks build progress – to aid its site team on One Park Drive.

Disperse io is bringing better, faster, smarter to the construction industry. Whether you are looking for help on recording, monitoring, tracking or inspecting your construction progress, their visual recognition technology captures and analyses what is happening on-site. Giving teams a high tech way to improve productivity, watch this space!

Matt Gough, director of innovation and work winning at Mace, sat down with Nicola Byrne to talk about the construction group’s 2022 strategy and how the firm is innovating in a sector deemed to be behind agriculture in digitisation.

With tech start-ups and fresh ideas vital to digitising construction, Binyamin Ali spoke to three sector newcomers looking to transform 3D mapping, project tracking and even drug testing. The relationship between technology and the construction industry is slowly improving.