10 European startups shaping the future of the construction sector | EU-Startups
Summary
It’s embracing transformative technologies such as data, buiding information modelling (BIM), smart materials, digital twins, collaboration platforms and apps, and more, in order to make construction more affordable, efficient, and sustainable for the inevitable infrastructure challenges that will arise as cities grow. Here are 10 European construction tech startups to watch out for in 2019: Habx – Buying your future home is one of the most important decisions of our lives and Hbx wants the customer to be the heart of that purchase. Klarx launched an online platform for renting construction equipment in 2015 and since then, customers like Strabag, Max Bögl and Deutsche Bahn have been able to find the machine they are looking for in just a few clicks. Spacemaker combines expertise from a wide range of fields including architecture, mathematics, physics, and machine learning to provide users with creative, high-quality site proposals so that municipalities and developers can build more efficiently and densely to accommodate the world’s rapidly growing cities. Founded in 2016, Spacemaker has offices in Oslo, Stockholm, Barcelona and Boston, and recently raised a €22 million Series A round to accelerate the company’s roll out, further develop its product and grow its engineering and commercial teams.