A Standardized test for construction intelligence, aka CQ.

Construction intelligence is becoming increasingly interesting. And it doesn't have to be like the Chinese curse - “May you live in interesting times”.??

A growing number of technologies are maturing and reaching construction sites. However, they are still interdependent with the most significant inconvenience factor - effort.?

Horace Dediu identifies a five-item punch list for adopting new technologies at scale:?

1. Technologies should be stand-alone. so we won't need to go on extensive shopping sprees
2. Technologies should be self-explanatory, so you don't need help from others?
3. Technologies shouldn't require new or more space
4. Technologies should save time or doesn't add more time when adopted?
5. Technologies shouldn't require new behaviors but help improve or transform existing ones?

And many technologies can punch all items in this list, especially in the areas of intelligent devices for construction management. And it's an outstanding demonstration of a strengthening relationship between tech and building industries. And a good step toward the next generation of construction intelligence.?

the next generation of construction intelligence platforms will be assembled from modular solutions that should meet the following criteria:

1. Optimize for price and speed
2. Comprised solely of OEM equipment?
3. Support competition between components manufacturers.

What should be the role of innovators then? First and foremost, create seamless experiences for their clients.?

At Trusstor, we narrow complexities into a steady flow of clear insights. And our mission is to continue standardizing the current tech to fit the future construction world.?