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AI Robots, Construction's BIG Technology Problem, Drones & the Future of Jobsites

October 13, 2026

Which construction tech is the industry wasting money on?We put that to Stuart Drahota at DPR Construction and he didn't dodge it: progress tracking and deviation analysis. In his words, "we're not quite there yet."His reasoning: there's a real gap between what project teams expect from these tools and the effort it takes to make them work on a live job.Agree, or are we being too harsh? We also got into:The digital dig board his team is now piloting across 15 DPR projects Why he thinks progre...

Autodesk’s New AEC Leadership, Schneider’s $22.6B PTC Deal, AI’s $4.2T Revenue Challenge & Construction Conferences

October 09, 2026

Startups are paying thousands for AEC conference booths and asking what they actually got for it.AEC conference season is here, and almost nobody we talk to is coming home from these events happy.On this week's Bricks, Bucks & Bytes, Dustin told us where Ediphi's event budget is going next year: "I don't think we're gonna be spending money on these conferences."Also on the episode:• Why startups are skipping booths for side events and hyper-local customer hosting• Autodesk promotes its Me...

AI Could Take 20% Off the Cost of a Building According to MIT. Here Is the Caveat.

October 09, 2026

This week’s briefing covers three things that landed in the same week and all point at the same uncomfortable gap between what AI promises and what it actually delivers.Suffolk, one of the biggest contractors in the US, published a white paper with MIT’s Center for Real Estate and MIT Media Lab this week. They took a real building, a 118,000 square foot multi-family block in San Francisco that finished in 2024 at 179 million dollars, and ran six AI levers across it simultaneously. Design auto...

Tech At The Table · Medium booking difficulty · 100 - 1,000 listeners

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Who is an ideal guest for Bricks And Bytes?

Bricks And Bytes typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Senior construction executives, contractor innovation leaders, construction-technology founders, robotics entrepreneurs, and artificial-intelligence experts with direct experience building or deploying technology in the built environment. Common among recent guests: Developed or deployed construction technology in real-world projects; Founded or led a construction-technology, robotics, or artificial-intelligence company; Raised venture funding or achieved notable commercial adoption. Recent guests include Colin Stoner and Frederik Filz-Reiterdank.

How hard is it to get booked on Bricks And Bytes?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

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Recent episodes cover Construction Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Entrepreneurship, and Construction. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.