Study of Artificial Intelligence Adoption by Construction Contractors in Chiang Mai Province
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Artificial Intelligence (AI), Construction Industry, Construction Phase, Chiang Mai ProvinceAbstract
The construction industry plays a crucial role in the development of national infrastructure and economic growth. However, it continues to face challenges related to inefficiency, high costs, and project delays. As a result, Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology has been applied to enhance project management efficiency, quality control, and risk management. This study aims to explore the current utilization of artificial intelligence (AI) among construction contractors in Chiang Mai Province, and to project its anticipated adoption over the next
five years and finds that its adoption is still at an early stage.
In addition the top three current uses of Artificial Intelligence (AI) during the construction phase consisting of 1) Artificial Intelligence (AI) integrated with Building Information Modeling to detect structural clashes before actual construction, 2) AI-enhanced labor planning and scheduling systems to improve workforce efficiency, and 3) the use of drones and 3D scanning for construction quality inspection. Looking ahead over the next five years, the top three anticipated uses of Artificial Intelligence (AI) consisting of 1) AI-based detection of structural cracks or defects in buildings, providing faster results than manual inspection, 2) the standardization of photogrammetry and 3D scanning as core tools for quality assessment, and 3) real-time adjustments to construction plans based on weather conditions and project-specific factors. These findings reflect the growing awareness and adaptation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies in the construction industry.
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