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If you caught our last three “Technology in Construction” blog posts, then you already know how digitally native design can simplify the construction process, result in high-quality custom products and improve speed-to-market. With so many industry benefits to explore, the final installment in our series will cover how these tech-assisted construction methods work together to create a safer work environment. From reducing injuries on the job to maximizing communication, automated systems play an important role in maintaining safe working conditions.

The conversation surrounding technology in prefab construction often focuses on its productivity advantages. While speed-to-market and greater yield are certainly welcome benefits in a market facing skilled labor challenges and cost overruns, they are not the only benefits of digitally advanced prefabrication. In our third Technology in Construction installment, we’ll cover how it can simplify the construction process. From eliminating rework to improving energy efficiency, digitally native design can streamline operations from planning through final installation.

Speed-to-Market with the Assistance of Digital Fabrication

From senior living communities to student dormitories and everything in between, commercial and multifamily housing developers understand the important role speed-to-market can play in a project’s success. Delays from weather, material availability and skilled labor shortages can lead to cost overruns and create a negative public perception of the project before it even opens. To ensure faster build times, it’s no surprise developers are turning to the off-site, prefab model to enable concurrent construction. But what many don’t realize is how much the technology behind the modular manufacturing process drives speed.

Getting into the 4^th of July spirit, Digital Building Components is proud to be founded and headquartered right here in the USA in Phoenix, AZ. In honor of Independence Day, we’re highlighting how our custom exterior and structural wall systems are helping transform the future of the American construction industry and supporting commercial building growth.

Digital Building has gone 2+ years without a recordable safety incident. That can be directly correlated to the relentless pursuit that the staff has shown to create a safe environment for everyone. “It’s a remarkable achievement, and I’m proud of each and every one of the team members for making that happen,” said Toby Bartlett.

Digital Building's prefab approach spotlights sustainability as a major priority. With the construction industry contributing to 40% of solid waste in the United States, read how Digital Building is creating a solution to change the way people build.