Dates for our drone technology CPD course for Architectural Technologists and those within the wider construction industry are now available. This course is open to anyone working within the construction industry. The course will be run from 9am to 12.30pm on the following dates at the Irish cultural Centre, 5 Black’s Road, Hammersmith, W6 9DT: • 23rd February • 23rd March • 27th April • 18th May Please get in touch if you would like to book a place on this course. T: 07805 8

This half-day, interactive, introductory course will equip delegates with the knowledge and understanding of how the latest advances in drone technology are changing and enhancing traditional architectural working techniques. The course is open to anyone working within the architectural industry who’s interested in learning about drone technology and how it can be used within their business. Drones can be used within Architecture to improve operational efficiency, reduce cost

Companies are only now beginning to use drone technology for inspection work. In a world of tight margins and a very competitive landscape using drone technology is a significant source of profit from substantial productivity gains. Using drone technology is up to 81% quicker than scaffolding and 44% quicker than a cherry picker for inspection work. In addition to being significantly quicker, drone technology offers other unique benefits: Unparalleled Access: Drones can inspe

The growing adoption of BIM and demand for digital data are fuelling the take-up of drones in the construction industry. Ian Tansey of ProDroneWorx discusses this growing technology and its potential to transform the sector The construction industry is moving towards to a world where digital information is an essential part of conducting business due to the many benefits it brings. Within this industry, its commercial adoption is being accelerated by the shift towards more an

Mace has identified seven priority areas where “industry 4.0 technology” can have a significant positive impact on construction, it’s not surprising to learn that drones are one of them. We are finally on the cusp of the much-heralded fourth industrial age. The transformational technology that will bring about a new industrial revolution is already available, and across the global economy, businesses are beginning to leverage it to deliver huge productivity benefits. For cons