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Machine Learning in the AEC Industry with Dalton Goodwin | AG 47

August 4, 2020 • 66 mins

In this week's episode, we speak to BIM Coordinator & Data Enthusiast Dalton Goodwin.

Dalton presently works as a BIM Coordinator at DLR Group, which is a prestigious large Architecture & Engineering based in the States with offices all around the globe. He plays a key role in the development of new plugins and tools that assist the BIM process of the firm.

In this episode, Dalton shares his journey & how he got into the AEC industry, he talks about the importance of Machine Learning in our industry and it's large impact going forward. Everything will be optimized for us in the future and working may require least to almost no human interference. He also talks about the power of data & how the algorithms adapt based on feedback from us. He even mentions new job positions opening up in the form of data scientists in the AEC industry.

For more on the episode, head to archgyan.com/47

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