CBC 2024: AI & Data Lifecycle

Join us at CBC2024: Data Lifecycle & AI, a two-day hybrid conference held from 2nd to 3rd November in London. Building on the success of last year's event, this conference brings together top experts in blockchain technology applied to the built environment. With live presentations from London and virtual participation worldwide, CBC2024 offers a unique platform to explore the latest advancements in the future of data in Smart Environments. As the digital engineering landscape continues to evolve, understanding the data lifecycle and leveraging AI's capabilities for data observability becomes paramount. This event provides an unparalleled opportunity to discuss innovative solutions and best practices, fostering a deeper integration of blockchain and AI within the AECO industry.

The conference will feature a range of topics including data interoperability, AI-driven data analytics, and the role of blockchain in enhancing data security and transparency. Attendees will have the chance to engage with industry leaders through interactive sessions, panel discussions, and networking opportunities. Whether you are attending in person or virtually, CBC2024 promises to deliver cutting-edge insights and practical knowledge to drive the future of digital engineering in Smart Environments.

Conference Link: https://www.constructionblockchain.org/cbc2024

The upcoming CBC 2024 conference invites researchers to submit their papers on blockchain technology, smart environments, and AI in the built environment via the CBC conference submission page. Travel and accommodation information will be provided to registered attendees. The conference will be held in London, with virtual access available for those who cannot attend in person.

The agenda includes sessions with industry experts, offering attendees the chance to discuss the latest developments in Blockchain and AI. Additionally, the CBC 2024 white paper will be reviewed, targeting policymakers and business strategists, and addressing the challenges and disruptions in

The Construction Blockchain Consortium was established to develop knowledge transfer, arrange commercial and academic presentations, assess and test commercial services and technology, conduct research, and drive policy, regulation and understanding of the consequences of Blockchain and other emerging technologies in the Built Environment. The CBC is led by the UCL Department of Computer Science and The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment. It also investigates the development of open-source tools on behalf of the industry and encourages application developers to build proprietary technology and services to deliver sustainable construction solutions.

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