Digs and Matt Risinger Partner on AI-Powered Home Building Future
Digs, an AI-powered construction collaboration platform, has partnered with Matt Risinger and The Build Show Network. The collaboration aims to help builders understand and adopt new construction technologies.
Digs, a platform utilizing AI for construction collaboration, announced a strategic partnership with Matt Risinger and The Build Show Network. This collaboration intends to assist builders in understanding, adopting, and benefiting from advanced construction technologies that are reshaping how homes are built, documented, and maintained.
The partnership is founded on a shared conviction that artificial intelligence will fundamentally alter information management, decision-making processes, and overall business profitability for builders. Digs and The Build Show Network aim to distinguish practical AI applications from mere hype, providing builders with tangible solutions.
Matt Risinger, a recognized expert in building science and a trusted educator, will collaborate with Digs to explore AI's impact across various stages, including estimating, pre-construction planning, project collaboration, and homeowner handover. "Builders possess a vast amount of valuable data often siloed in disparate systems," stated Ryan Fink, CEO and Co-Founder of Digs. "Our mission is to help builders unlock and leverage this information. Together, we want to guide the industry beyond buzzwords and demonstrate tangible possibilities."
The Digs platform integrates project documentation, collaboration, visualization, AI-powered search, quantity takeoffs, client communication, and warranty management. Key features include AskDigs™ AI for instant answers from project files and AI-Powered Takeoffs for expedited estimating. It also offers DigsCanvas™ for interactive plan collaboration, 3D digital twin technology, and DigsCare™ for streamlined homeowner handover.
Through this partnership, Digs and The Build Show Network will develop educational content, including podcasts and guides, focusing on practical AI applications in construction, the importance of data management, and future industry trends. Builders across North America are reportedly using Digs to reduce errors, enhance collaboration, and improve client experiences.