Tech Revolution in Construction: Building with Blockchain Technology

    Construction is rapidly changing with radical innovations in the sector of technology being adopted in the industry. At the forefront of revo0lution in the industry of construction are design and planning software, as well as drones, robotics, AI, and machine learning, however, some construction professionals are turning to blockchain technology to make their businesses more efficient and reliable. What is blockchain and how it can be used in construction?

    What You Need to Know About Blockchain?

    Blockchain is a network based on the distributed ledger technology where a blockchain platform consists of many interconnected chains that can easily move information from chain to chain. Blockchain platforms are usually used for peer-to-peer transactions without intermediaries and under low costs of transactions. However, DLT can be used for application building, as safe storage, signing contracts, proving ownership, collecting data, and tokenization.

    Smart Contracts in Construction

    Smart contracts running on blockchain platforms are automated and thus remove the need for intermediaries. Contractors can record and update transactions on the blockchain as well, while this process could save time and money for construction companies. Construction can use smart contracts and blockchain platforms under a set of defined rules to track deliveries and supply chain, related to construction.

    Synchronizing Supply Chain with Blockchain

    One of the most important things in construction is to synchronize your supply chain with the rest of construction operations. In case the sync fails, there could be delays, inefficiencies, and productivity lapses. Blockchain is already used in the supply chain for real-time tracking. Blockchain can rack physical products from the place of origin to the place of delivery to facilitate transparency and real-time data tracking. That way, contractors can avoid delays and can even verify vendors and suppliers through blockchain to build reliable connections and empower their brand.

    Maja Rogic
    Maja Rogichttps://briqup.com/
    Maja is a full-time construction technology writer at BriqUp, with a vast experience in writing and reporting on markets, technology and real estate.

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