The digital change in the construction industry: Selected startups and companies from the industry present their products and business ideas as well as current trends and solutions on 140 square metres. The spectrum of digital ideas, services and products on show ranges from construction sites and construction site logistics to building planning, building maintenance, renovation/modernisation and building material recycling.

Digitalisation in the construction industry is progressing and this is accompanied by new impulses, new ideas and approaches with regard to the planning, construction and renovation of buildings. In particular, the “Smart Home” theme has ensured that our exhibitors’ products are becoming more digital and that networking among them is increasing. From air-conditioning, heating and shading to access systems, everything is interconnected and exchanges information.

But not only existing companies in the construction industry are adapting to digital change, new start-ups are emerging and developing innovative ideas that are changing the industry. This results in exciting new concepts.

In the Digital Village, BAU offers the opportunity to present these ideas and establish contacts with top decision-makers, potential supporters, investors and future customers.

Construction Tech Start-ups @BAU

These startups and companies will attend:

• 3F Studio
• BIM SPOT
• Building Radar
• craftguide
• CAPMO
• DeinHandwerk.de
• Digiholz
• FoxBase
• Levaru
• Material24
• Protonaut
• openHandwerk
• PlanRadar
• PlanStack
• popularc
• RadonStop
• Skillary
• Stegimondo

The startups will also have the opportunity to present their business concepts at public pitches in the Digital Village’s Speakers Corner on two days of the fair. A competent, independent Digital Village jury will select the most convincing startup as the winner of the day. The winner will receive prize money of 2.000 euros.

For more information visit the BAU19 website

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This is where Zürich-based Archilyse comes in. Founded in 2017, Archilyse is a PropTech startup that offers holistic quantitative architecture analysis as an easy to use Software-as-a-Service solution. By doing so, Archilyse provides information necessary for optimizing several real estate processes. The startup uses the underused potential of digitization in the real estate industry and provides real benefits to all stakeholders in real estate by eliminating the information imbalance between real estate professionals and the layman.

Archilyse consists of three layers: the API, the core, and the individual simulations in between. To produce knowledge based on data Archilyse uses four generic power-simulations, including view, geometrical, connectivity and physical analysis, from which countless others can be derived. Their results provide the most comprehensive view on architecture currently available worldwide.

The idea is simple– 2D floor plans in the form of PDFs or building image files are uploaded by the user, are converted to 3D BIM-Light geo-referenced models. Using API (Application Program Interface) calls, professional users can analyze building models drawn from algorithms which translate the latest scientific findings into formulas. The results are presented in easy-to-read heatmaps or exported in the form of key figure tables for further processing, giving users a deeper insight and more complete understanding of their properties.

Archilyse uses a high-performance rasterization-based method for approximating viewing conditions and visual connectivity. It offers a scalable analysis of logistic connectivity capable of high-resolution interior and detailed urban distance calculation. This is complemented by a holistic set of approximations for transmission calculations used in thermal, acoustic, static, and radiation simulation. Users can monitor their API usage and manage API keys using their API console, create an organization and invite multiple other users, each with their own API key.

The company has successfully implemented several pilot-studies with partners of high renown and has launched a stabile beta-version.

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