A Word from the CEO – Nimrod Zvik:
“The real change in the construction industry doesn’t come from discounts—it comes from a deep understanding of how technology can accelerate, perfect, and build trust. Anyone who doesn’t integrate artificial intelligence, robotics, and digital management today will be left behind tomorrow.”
On-Site Automation – and on the Other Side: Customer Personalization
Zvik explains how technological tools like Big Data, machine learning, and AI make it possible to better understand the needs of buyers, plan personalized apartments, reduce errors, and improve the buying experience. On the other hand, on the ground itself, automation, robots, and 3D printing save time, reduce dependence on manpower, and speed up timelines.
It’s Not Just Developers Who Profit: Buyers Are About to Benefit
Although the immediate profit will go to developers and landowners, buyers will benefit in the long term:
- Fewer project delays
- High transparency through digital contracts and real-time management
- A data-driven buying experience that provides security and maturity
Massive Investments Signal the Trend
According to the review Zvik cites, in the third quarter of 2024, $734 million was invested in construction technologies. Total investments in the field have already exceeded the $24 billion mark—with companies like Zillow, Redfin, Madlan, Home365, and Gropyus already making the change a reality.
Technology Isn’t a Luxury – It’s Critical
“Whether you are involved in urban renewal, development, or office rentals—without innovation, you’re not truly in the industry. Technology isn’t a trend—it’s a competitive weapon. And the field is moving fast.”
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The article was published on the ITTime website on 5.4.2025
To read the original article:
https://www.ittime.co.il/robots-construction-site-proptech-impact-homebuyers/
