The focus is on user-friendly solutions developed by MTS from the perspective of on-site construction operations. Site managers, foremen and machine operators are provided with integrated tools for work preparation, execution, as-built documentation and billing. A particular highlight is the LaserX: this new laser attachment virtually extends the Rover pole, making it possible to capture difficult-to-reach or potentially hazardous measurement points conveniently and safely from a distance. Using an end-to-end process chain as an example, the presentation also demonstrates how data can be exchanged between the systems involved, including import from and export to Infrakit, followed by further data processing in isl Kocher. The presentation combines powerful MTS software, practical hardware and open data flows into a solution that significantly simplifies digital construction-site operations and documentation.

Digital solutions and technologies are available to accelerate processes throughout the life cycle of buildings. In the panel discussion, a representative from the public sector and the speakers from the BVBS session discuss how to overcome the obstacles to digitalization and what the first steps toward that goal are. Thomas Eichinger, Executive Director of the BVBS, moderates the discussion.