Infinity Infra Tech - Moving Innovation in Construction Forward

76 percent of engineering and construction executives said they planned to invest in digital technology this year, according to Deloitte's 2021 engineering and construction industry forecast. Business owners can accelerate digital breakthroughs and keep one abreast of new developments by investing in the newest construction technologies.

Modernizing your existing processes has significant, real-world applications. Moreover, if your construction industry strives to maintain its competitive edge, you'll need to figure out how to incorporate new methods into your strategy and operational procedures.

Modern technology are fundamentally altering the way business is conducted and how future projects will be accomplished.

We at IIT – Aiming to provide the best Future Construction Technologies in the market –

Our Services –

1. Drone Surveys / Surveillances - The most hot current building technology is drones. They would be less expensive than aerial photography and can carry out site assessments more rapidly and precisely than a staff on the ground. They can take volume measurements and produce dynamic 3D or topographical maps and models thanks to their high resolution cameras and data collection.

The ability to securely investigate difficult-to-reach areas, like around large buildings or bridges, is another advantage of flying drones. They can also be used to keep an eye on workers and the development of a job site.

2. 3D Printing - We can expect to see 3D printing technologies continue to mature and grow in the future. As companies look for ways to improve quality control, address skilled labour shortages, and explore advanced designs, 3D printing will be here to help them make it a success.

3. AR-VR & Metaverse – We are aiming that Immersive reality brings real benefits to businesses, particularly those that rely on cross-departmental collaboration to get things done. It allows teams to “meet” in the metaverse so they can interface in a rich, virtual environment—something that isn’t possible when you’re behind a computer screen.