Matt Daly, CMO of DroneDeploy, talks about the hidden robotics revolution happening in construction, why most startups are choosing the wrong funding path, and how AI agents with "a million eyeballs" are about to transform job sites.

Find out how ground robots went from $100K to $15K and why this changes everything, why 60% of DroneDeploy's new customers come from word of mouth, and the biggest mistake early-stage construction tech founders make with funding.

We dive deep into the biggest misconceptions shaking up construction and venture capital. Plus, we're joined by Victor Muchiri from Barton Malow (a $5 billion general contractor) who reveals what tech actually works in the field.

We cover why Dubai developers are bringing $19 billion worth of construction in-house (and whether this trend will hit the West), the shocking truth about that McKinsey productivity chart everyone uses in pitch decks, and why 8 out of 10 construction companies can't even define what a "project" is.

Nathan Kirchner shares why the "hardware is hard" myth is killing innovation in construction, how to break through corporate inertia, and the real barriers startups face when selling to billion-dollar companies.

Find out why 7 out of 10 biggest companies are actually hardware-dependent, how to escape "pilot purgatory" and get real corporate deals, and the psychology behind why big companies resist innovation.

Skanska's innovation leaders reveal the brutal truth about enterprise tech adoption - from "zombie pilots" that never die to why AI transcription is breaking meeting culture.

Mike Pettinella, CRO at OnSiteIQ and former VP of Sales at BuildingConnected, reveals the strategies that built one of construction tech's biggest success stories.

Maksim Markevich, CEO of Sunbeam and co-founder of PVFarm, shares brutal truths about building AEC tech companies.

Greg Lawton, CEO of Nodes and Links, is solving construction's billion-person workforce shortage with AI – and the results speak for themselves.