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Miami-based Coastal Construction Awarded For Creating New Artificial Intelligence Tool That Saves Firms Ten-thousand Hours Of Work A Year

April 19, 2023Updated:July 31, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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Miami-based Coastal Construction awarded for developing Togal.AI, an estimating software program which utilizes deep machine learning and artificial intelligence to analyze construction drawings and provide quantity reports. As a result, the Coastal Construction was named as the grand prize winner of the AGC Innovation Awards, sponsored by Autodesk.

“These companies are finding innovative approaches to improve the construction industry,” said Lester C. Snyder, the association’s president and executive vice president of Brightline West in Las Vegas, Nev. “They are part of a core of contractors who are revolutionizing the way firms build projects.”

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