ICYMI: Floor Plans in Minutes: How Finch Achieved 13X Efficiency for Architects

Angelos Nicolaou from Sektor AI shares fascinating insights about construction tech adoption, the "anti-consultant" movement, and why technology must equal profitability.

Find out how Sektor helps companies avoid wasting billions on unused technology, why large companies with tiny innovation teams need external firepower and why the consulting model is ripe for disruption through automation.

Kathryn Dreitzler, Director of Innovation at ARCO, shares insights on how a $7 billion construction company approaches innovation.

Find out how ARCO evaluates which innovations are worth pursuing vs just hype, why customer success is critical when implementing construction tech and the importance of solving specific problems rather than trying to do too much.

We discuss Green Fortune's $4.5M funding from Foundamental, bringing cloud manufacturing to the windows and doors industry in India.

Find out why windows are one of the most touched points in your home and critical to energy efficiency, how Green Fortune is filling the "missing middle" between luxury and substandard options and why building materials companies perform exceptionally well in Indian public markets.

In this episode of the Future of Design Series from the Bricks and Bytes, Jesper, co-founder and CPO of Finch, shares insights on construction tech and the evolution from architect to tech founder.

Find out how a viral Grasshopper prototype led to a waiting list of 80,000 professionals, why interoperability between design tools is crucial for the AEC industry and the importance of creating "compliant" floor plans that meet regional regulations.

In this episode of Bitbuilders, we had Chris Walti, founder and CEO of Mytra, who's revolutionizing warehouse automation after spending 8 years at Tesla.

Find out how Mytra turns warehousing into a software problem, using just 3 hardware components instead of thousands,

Most construction tech startups hit a ceiling at $10 million in annual recurring revenue and never break through. We recently interviewed Kevin Halter (not yet released), who scaled PlanGrid from $5 million to over $100 million ARR in just three years, leading to the company's acquisition by Autodesk.

"There's a graveyard in this industry of companies with great technology that didn't prove out enough revenue to get the next round of funding. Then they no longer exist," Kevin told us.

Having guided multiple construction technology companies through explosive growth phases, Halter has a battle-tested playbook for breaking through the revenue wall that kills most construction tech startups.