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Daewoo E&C expands AI use across construction sites

Daewoo Engineering & Construction (E&C) is expanding artificial intelligence (AI) and digital management systems across its construction sites, deploying translation tools and quality-control software to reduce administrative workloads and improve communication with foreign workers. The construction firm rolled out AI translation and tablet-based training systems across its domestic construction…

Daewoo E&C expands AI use across construction sites

Daewoo Engineering & Construction (E&C) is broadening its implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) and digital management systems throughout its construction projects. The company is utilizing translation tools and quality-control software to decrease administrative burdens and enhance communication with workers from various countries.

Last month, Daewoo launched AI translation and tablet-based training systems on its domestic construction sites. The AI-powered translation system supports 16 different languages, swiftly converting site managers' spoken Korean commands into text and speech in the native languages of foreign workers in real-time. During early testing, the system demonstrated an impressive 94.6% accuracy in Korean speech recognition.

This innovative system aims to minimize communication errors on construction sites, where precise instructions are crucial for ensuring workplace safety, especially as the workforce becomes increasingly diverse. In addition to AI translation, Daewoo E&C has also introduced a tablet-based system for safety training and related administrative tasks, including worker registration, health screenings, and training reports.

The company is actively working on further enhancing its digital capabilities on construction sites.

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