Depixen

As a member of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), which develops standards based on fundamental principles such as accessibility, internationalisation, privacy and security, Depixen designs and develops future autonomous systems in line with these values. By 2023, the construction ecosystem will be a $16 trillion market. In this ecosystem of 420 key sectors, we have established partnerships with more than 200 manufacturers and more than 100 architects, designers, consultants and experts. We have been developing and testing our ecosystem algorithms for 7 years. The way to perfection is not by knowing, but by bringing together those who know and working in harmony and coordination. Only in this way can algorithms ethically consider the benefit of the whole ecosystem, not the benefit of a particular group. For today's fiercely competitive AI development companies, the biggest source of food is 'verified refined data', and this data can only be sourced from niche areas. Therefore, if AI companies do not want to leave the transition from Narrow Artificial Intelligence (ANI) to General Artificial Intelligence (AGI) and from there to Super Artificial Intelligence (ASI) as a dream, they must work closely with niche developers. Alternative systems will lead to unreliable and hallucinatory artificial intelligence, making the accuracy of any information we question questionable. The system we are developing is a pioneering area of technology, software and algorithms that will revolutionise the highly complex world of construction. By focusing on dozens of major problems, from material selection to inadequate and conventional BIM application software, from communication to social networking, we have created and continue to develop 62 major modules for the solution.