Artificial Intelligence in Construction Market 2020 Global Trends, Share, Growth, Analysis, Opportunities and Forecast To 2026

Aug 14, 2020

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Introduction

“Global Artificial Intelligence in Construction Market”

Artificial Intelligence in Construction market is segmented by Type, and by Application. Players, stakeholders, and other participants in the global Artificial Intelligence in Construction market will be able to gain the upper hand as they use the report as a powerful resource. The segmental analysis focuses on revenue and forecast by Type and by Application in terms of revenue and forecast for the period 2015-2026.

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Key Players of Global Artificial Intelligence in Construction Market =>

IBM
Microsoft
Oracle
SAP
Alice Technologies
eSUB
Io
DarKTrace
Aurora Computer Services
Autodesk
Jaroop
Ai
Predii
Assignar
Deepomatic
Coins Global
Beyond Limits
Doxel
Askporter
Plangrid
Renoworks Software
Building System Planning
Bentley Systems

Market segment by Type, the product can be split into

Cloud

On-premises

Market segment by Application, split into

Residential

Institutional Commercials

Heavy Construction

Others

Market segment by Regions/Countries, this report covers

North America

Europe

China

Japan

Southeast Asia

India

Central & South America

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Major Key Points of Global Artificial Intelligence in Construction Market

1 Report Overview

2 Global Growth Trends

3 Competition Landscape by Key Players

4 Market Size by Type (2015-2026)

5 Market Size by Application (2015-2026)

13 Key Players Profiles

13.1 IBM

13.1.1 IBM Company Details

13.1.2 IBM Business Overview

13.1.3 IBM Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

13.1.4 IBM Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020))

13.1.5 IBM Recent Development

13.2 Microsoft

13.2.1 Microsoft Company Details

13.2.2 Microsoft Business Overview

13.2.3 Microsoft Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

13.2.4 Microsoft Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

13.2.5 Microsoft Recent Development

13.3 Oracle

13.3.1 Oracle Company Details

13.3.2 Oracle Business Overview

13.3.3 Oracle Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

13.3.4 Oracle Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

13.3.5 Oracle Recent Development

13.4 SAP

13.4.1 SAP Company Details

13.4.2 SAP Business Overview

13.4.3 SAP Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

13.4.4 SAP Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

13.4.5 SAP Recent Development

13.5 Alice Technologies

13.5.1 Alice Technologies Company Details

13.5.2 Alice Technologies Business Overview

13.5.3 Alice Technologies Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

13.5.4 Alice Technologies Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

13.5.5 Alice Technologies Recent Development

13.6 eSUB

13.6.1 eSUB Company Details

13.6.2 eSUB Business Overview

13.6.3 eSUB Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

13.6.4 eSUB Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

13.6.5 eSUB Recent Development

13.7 SmarTVid.Io

13.7.1 SmarTVid.Io Company Details

13.7.2 SmarTVid.Io Business Overview

13.7.3 SmarTVid.Io Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

13.7.4 SmarTVid.Io Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

13.7.5 SmarTVid.Io Recent Development

13.8 DarKTrace

13.8.1 DarKTrace Company Details

13.8.2 DarKTrace Business Overview

13.8.3 DarKTrace Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

13.8.4 DarKTrace Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

13.8.5 DarKTrace Recent Development

13.9 Aurora Computer Services

13.9.1 Aurora Computer Services Company Details

13.9.2 Aurora Computer Services Business Overview

13.9.3 Aurora Computer Services Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

13.9.4 Aurora Computer Services Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

13.9.5 Aurora Computer Services Recent Development

13.10 Autodesk

13.10.1 Autodesk Company Details

13.10.2 Autodesk Business Overview

13.10.3 Autodesk Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

13.10.4 Autodesk Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

13.10.5 Autodesk Recent Development

13.11 Jaroop

10.11.1 Jaroop Company Details

10.11.2 Jaroop Business Overview

10.11.3 Jaroop Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

10.11.4 Jaroop Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

10.11.5 Jaroop Recent Development

13.12 Lili.Ai

10.12.1 Lili.Ai Company Details

10.12.2 Lili.Ai Business Overview

10.12.3 Lili.Ai Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

10.12.4 Lili.Ai Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

10.12.5 Lili.Ai Recent Development

13.13 Predii

10.13.1 Predii Company Details

10.13.2 Predii Business Overview

10.13.3 Predii Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

10.13.4 Predii Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

10.13.5 Predii Recent Development

13.14 Assignar

10.14.1 Assignar Company Details

10.14.2 Assignar Business Overview

10.14.3 Assignar Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

10.14.4 Assignar Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

10.14.5 Assignar Recent Development

13.15 Deepomatic

10.15.1 Deepomatic Company Details

10.15.2 Deepomatic Business Overview

10.15.3 Deepomatic Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

10.15.4 Deepomatic Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

10.15.5 Deepomatic Recent Development

13.16 Coins Global

10.16.1 Coins Global Company Details

10.16.2 Coins Global Business Overview

10.16.3 Coins Global Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

10.16.4 Coins Global Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

10.16.5 Coins Global Recent Development

13.17 Beyond Limits

10.17.1 Beyond Limits Company Details

10.17.2 Beyond Limits Business Overview

10.17.3 Beyond Limits Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

10.17.4 Beyond Limits Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

10.17.5 Beyond Limits Recent Development

13.18 Doxel

10.18.1 Doxel Company Details

10.18.2 Doxel Business Overview

10.18.3 Doxel Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

10.18.4 Doxel Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

10.18.5 Doxel Recent Development

13.19 Askporter

10.19.1 Askporter Company Details

10.19.2 Askporter Business Overview

10.19.3 Askporter Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

10.19.4 Askporter Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

10.19.5 Askporter Recent Development

13.20 Plangrid

10.20.1 Plangrid Company Details

10.20.2 Plangrid Business Overview

10.20.3 Plangrid Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

10.20.4 Plangrid Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

10.20.5 Plangrid Recent Development

13.21 Renoworks Software

10.21.1 Renoworks Software Company Details

10.21.2 Renoworks Software Business Overview

10.21.3 Renoworks Software Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

10.21.4 Renoworks Software Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

10.21.5 Renoworks Software Recent Development

13.22 Building System Planning

10.22.1 Building System Planning Company Details

10.22.2 Building System Planning Business Overview

10.22.3 Building System Planning Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

10.22.4 Building System Planning Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

10.22.5 Building System Planning Recent Development

13.23 Bentley Systems

10.23.1 Bentley Systems Company Details

10.23.2 Bentley Systems Business Overview

10.23.3 Bentley Systems Artificial Intelligence in Construction Introduction

10.23.4 Bentley Systems Revenue in Artificial Intelligence in Construction Business (2015-2020)

10.23.5 Bentley Systems Recent Development

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